Indian envoys for Palestine Mukul Arya died in Ramallah on Sunday, said the Minister of External Jaisankar.
“Very surprised to know about Indian representatives who died in Ramallah, Shri Mancuk Arya,” Jaisankar tweeted. “He is a bright and talented officer with so much in front of him. My heart came out for his family and loved ones. Om Shanti,” he said.
In the mid-30s, Arya, a 2008 career diplomat batch of Indian foreign services, has served at the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi, in addition to serving in Indian’s permanent delegation to UNESCO in Paris, and at the Indian Embassy in Kabul and Moscow.
He was raised and educated in Delhi, studied the economy at Delhi and JNU University, before joining Indian foreign services in 2008.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Palestinian Emigrants in a statement, “We received a large wonder and surprised the news of the death of the Duta of the Republic of India to the state of Palestine, Mancuk Arya, and we expressed sadness, losses, and losses. The pain during his death.”
It was said that they had come into contact with the Indian Foreign Ministry to complete the arrangement to transport the remnants of mortal ambassador to his country.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayeh issued instructions directly to all guarantees, police and public authorities, in addition to the Ministry of Health and Forensic Medicine, to complete the formality.
The authorities were asked to immediately move to the residence of the Indian Ambassador in Ramallah. To find out more about death, the statement said that all parties were fully ready to do what they needed from them in a difficult and emergency state.
The former Indian Ambassador to Afghanistan, Amar Sinha, Tweet, “surprisingly. He was in Kabul with me. Curchaway to his family. Om Shanti.”