Afghan student to serve as diplomat in India amid staff shortage at the Afghan consulate
A young Afghan student, who has lived in India for seven years and completed his doctorate from South Asia University on an MEA scholarship, has agreed to serve as a diplomat at the Afghan Consulate.
Over the past three years, most of the Afghan diplomatic staff in India have left, seeking refuge in various Western nations, leaving behind a significant gap in consular services.
Despite this, a lone former diplomat has managed to keep the Afghan Mission and Consulates in India operational.
However, with a growing Afghan community in India, the need for additional staff to assist with consular services has become pressing.
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