the second batch of Indians evacuated from violence hit Sudan are back from Delhi late last night and Mumbai this afternoon. Here's what they had to say. 10 year old Avi Jen, among the 360 Indian nationals rescued from Sudan, recounts how each day in the conflict hit country had become life threatening. Adi and her family feel lucky to be among the first set of people evacuated from the North African country after more than 10 days of incessant fighting there between the army and the paramilitary forces in a power struggle between the generals of the two forces. After Operation Kari's first rescue flight reached the national capital yesterday, a second one carrying 246 more Indians, landed in Mumbai today. A mother rescued from Sudan says she feared for her Children's lives there every moment. The Indian navy also continues bringing Indians to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. After I N s Suha I N s take on anti piracy patrol was diverted to ferry those who were stranded and now I s Turkish is also in action. But with close to 3000 Indians still stuck in the crisis hit country the Indian government assures that no one will be left behind. There are 3500 Indian nationals and about thousands in Sudan. Our effort is to get every standard Indian out of the harm's way into an area of relative safety and then from there to for Sudan. And while they remember the horrors, they've left everything there. And they're going to start a new life here in India, in New Delhi with camera.
