Sushma Swaraj Now Promises To Help A Sikh Man From Saudi Arabia After Watching His Video On Twitter
Now, when it comes to listing out the most graceful and responsible minister the country ever had, the first name that strikes every Indian brain is undoubtedly External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj. Since the very beginning of her entry on the social media platform Twitter, she has never shown her back for any helpless person abroad.
Thanks to technology, after all for bridging the gap between the victims and leaders, Sushma Swaraj is quite an amusing person when it comes to fulfilling her duties, this eminent lady responds to every tweet from the Indians abroad, promises help and she does it all the time, no matter whatever the situation might be.
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Coming to the story, a Sikh man from Saudi Arabia has posted a video regarding his company, which is not paying him his salary, he took on the video to urge any possible help from the Indian embassy.
According to the video, this man (identity is not disclosed) said that he has been working with them for nine years, his son also works alongside him in the same company and the company didn’t pay the son’s and father’s salaries yet, the total amount of salary when summed up is nearly 35,000 Rial (roughly Rs 6 lakh) and the company also owes his son 17,000 Rial which is around Rs 3 lakhs when converted.
After noticing the video, the honorable minister immediately responded to the man and retweeted:
The tweet went viral for right reasons, it received 630+ retweets and around 2,500+ likes till this moment.
Sardar ji – Maine apki poori baat sun li hai. Hum zaroor apki madad karenge.@IndianEmbRiyadh @ProtectorGenGOI pic.twitter.com/SKE6epp3Av
— Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) February 7, 2017
Sushma Ji further tagged the embassy to look into the matter, surprisingly the Indian embassy in Saudi Arabia also responded very quickly:
Grateful if some one could help in sharing his mobile number @SushmaSwaraj @ajxtopcop @CGIJeddah @NoorRahman_IFS https://t.co/r3N62mzgph
— India in SaudiArabia (@IndianEmbRiyadh) February 7, 2017