Nearly 6,000 Local indian native cost stickers thieved in UK, MEA problems alert

INDIA, DELHI: With 6,000 Local indian native cost stickers thieved in the UK, the Assistant of state for External Issues has taken a series of actions, such as avoiding of the stickers, to opposite the protection abuse and to make sure there is no ignore.
Sources in the MEA said apart from avoiding the cost stickers, government bodies at all locations have been given the ghd successive amounts of the visas, that were thieved on September 3, to avoid any illegal accessibility by their use.

They said it has also been made the decision that all diplomatic luggage would be acquired by an Local indian native Excellent Commission transaction payment official and not by the washing agent, as is the exercise at the moment.

The Excellent Commission transaction payment in London, uk, uk was advised by the washing agent that four Classification ‘B’ diplomatic luggage, such as three luggage that involved 6,000 cost stickers, have been thieved during transport from the Luton Terminal to Indian House in Aldwych, main London, uk, uk.

The luggage were being relocated from the Luton Terminal by the cleaners, who manage ‘B and ‘C’ category diplomatic luggage of the Excellent Commission transaction payment for the last several years.

The Excellent Commission transaction payment has already approved a case with the London, uk, uk police.