new delhi dr rupesh gandhi who was born and brought up in sudan felt relieved after he landed at delhi airport on wednesday night with the help of a special evacuation flight under operation kaveri heavy firing and bombing is on my colleagues are dead i am never going back to sudan said gandhi accompanied by his wife reena who is a native of gujaratreena said the last few days in sudan were a nightmare and they were living without electricity and waterread alsooperation kaveri ins teg departs from port sudan with 5th batch of 297 passengersthe fifth batch of 297 stranded indians departed from port sudan for jeddah in saudi arabia by ins teg on thursday operationkaveri ins teg departs from port sudan with 297 passengers this is the fifth batch of stranded indians enroute to jeddah ministry of external affairs spokesperson arindamthe couple was among 367 passengers who arrived at delhi airport on a special flight from jeddah the saudi port city where they had arrived from port sudan sudan is witnessing intense clashes between military and main parliamentary forcesafter the flight landed at 911pm many passengers exited chanting jai shri ramsidharth rai 37 who arrived with his wife and two children said they had to take a dangerous 900km bus ride to reach port sudan from khartoum after the bombings and missile attacks started in residential areas we decided to take the risk we arranged a bus carrying 50 indians to reach port sudan and were in touch with the indian embassy though it was challenging to travel due to the intensive fighting we are happy to have taken that call said rai0324over 500 indians rescued from sudan know how indias operation kaveri is moving aheadhappy to reach india but sad to leave home behindrais wife neha said staying on in sudan had become particularly tough for children as food and water sources were depletingmahendra yadav who worked in a factory in sudan said after the clashes began all shops were closed and people preferred to stay indoors some locals resorted to robbing and they snatched away my mobile phone and moneyindians evacuated from sudan arrive in indiamurari shraff who is a general manager in a mobile company said the condition became complicated in sudan in the past few days people have been protesting for months but the situation became intense in the past fortnight it escalated in the past few days and we are lucky to safely reach india said hemany indians were happy to reach india but they were disappointed that they left their home and loved ones behind taresem singh saini a businessman and his wife divinder who have been living in khartoum since 1994 were sad as they left behind their pet dog brownybrowny is like our child and has been living with us for 12 years we left him with a family and i am worried about his wellbeing said divinder the couple added that they have a house there but could