We have a lot of expectations from him," he said, stressing that there is an urgent need to address the issue of how our own government officials treat and handle our own people. "Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi has done so much for the Indian diaspora, including simplification of visa and passport system and also the OCI cards. In the frontier territory of Montana in 1925, a psychological drama unfolds as a hardened and domineering cattle rancher reacts to his brothers decision to. I am saying this because of the scores of calls, texts and emails that I receive from the diaspora on a weekly basis,” he said. "Given the fast-growing needs of Indians living overseas, who now number 32 million, it would be best for the Indian government to establish a global toll-free number, where an Indian diaspora member can call and get help without fear. They are public servants, and this video certainly does not reflect that,” Bhandari said. It is important that the Indian government should take steps to ensure that this is not repeated at any of our diplomatic missions. "Whatever the reason is, the manner in which the visa officer at Indian Consulate in New York is seen behaving in the video is unpardonable. New York Consulate is not an exception to this," he said. Grupa The Rush nagraa cover tego utworu, mona go odnale na albumie 'Feedback '. I receive a number of complaints like this on a daily basis. Piosenka znalaza si w grze GTA IV na stacji Liberty City rock radio. We have a long way to go on how our own people are being treated at Indian diplomatic missions. "No doubt, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, things have improved tremendously over the past several years. New York-based Bhandari, who has been taking up cases of Indians living abroad on issues related to visas and passports for the past several years, said officials handling visas and passports at Indian diplomatic missions are not appropriately trained to interact with the people who come to them in distress. Community activist Prem Bhandari said this is an endemic problem at Indian diplomatic missions across the world. The woman, who is seen being threatened by the consulate official, and her husband, finally received the visa to travel to India to attend her father's last rites. The Indian Consulate in New York has instituted a disciplinary proceeding against the officer. The short video of the incident has now gone viral and has been seen by several lakh people over various social media platforms. WASHINGTON: There is an urgent need to establish a toll-free global helpline for the fast-growing Indian diaspora that now numbers 32 million, an eminent Indian-American community activist said on Thursday in view of an incident of an official abusing a visa seeker at the Indian Consulate in New York.
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