Judith D’Souza rescued in Kabul

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The family of Indian aid worker Judith D’Souza, who was rescued following her abduction in Kabul in June, expressed gratitude to the Indian government.

Judith will reach New Delhi by this evening, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said.

“We are thankful to the Indian government for getting my sister back. We are also grateful to (madam) Swaraj. We request the media to respect our privacy,” Judith’s sister Agnes told the media here.

Hailing from Kolkata, Judith, 40, who works for the Aga Khan Development Network, was seized by gunmen on 9 June in the Qala-e-Fatullah area of Kabul while she was returning home after dinner at a friend’s place.

“I have spoken to Judith. She is reaching Delhi this evening. Ambassador Manpreet Vohra is accompanying her.” __Swaraj

Appreciating Ambassador Manpreet Vohra for “an outstanding job”, Swaraj said: “I have spoken to Judith. She is reaching Delhi this evening. Ambassador Manpreet Vohra is accompanying her.”

Swaraj thanked Ambassador Manpreet Vohra and Afghanistan for the support.

In her tweet she added: “Thank you Afghanistan – for all your help and support in rescuing Judith.”

Judith was working with the NGO as a senior technical adviser since July 2015.

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