new delhi india has received requests from a number of countries seeking consular access to their citizens who were held for attending a congregation of tablighi jamaat in the national capital flouting visa rules official sources said on thursdaythe government is looking at granting consular access to the foreign tablighi activists through online platform they saidhundreds of indians and foreigners attended a tablighi jamaat congregation in nizamuddin area of delhi in march ignoring warnings by the government against large gatherings in the wake of the coronavirus outbreaka number of people who attended the event were later found to be suffering from covid19earlier government sources said foreign nationals who attended the congregation will face punitive action if they are found to have participated in the gathering violating visa rulesthe ministry of external affairs has already informed indian missions in the countries from where they came to delhiasked about the extradition of fugitive evangelist zakir naik from malaysia sources said india continues to pursue the matter with kuala lumpurnaik a 53yearold radical television preacher left india in 2016 and subsequently moved to malaysia which has reportedly granted permanent residency to him india has made a formal request to malaysia for the extradition of naik in january last yearasked about the us pushing for india to talk to the taliban the sources said new delhi has its own thinking and policy on the issueabout the world health organisations upcoming assembly in the wake of the us pushing for taiwans inclusion in it sources said it would be a virtual meeting and its agenda is yet to be decided