"Wish you were our Prime Minister". This heart-wrenching message was delivered to External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj by a grateful Pakistani woman, who was swiftly granted an Indian visa after she appealed to Swaraj on twitter.
Lots and lost of love and respect from here. Wish you were our Prime Minister, this country would've changed!
— Hijaab asif (@Hijaab_asif) July 27, 2017
@SushmaSwaraj what do I call you? Superwoman? God? No words to describe your generosity! Love you maam Can't stop praising you in tears!
— Hijaab asif (@Hijaab_asif) July 27, 2017
Swaraj yesterday, while addressing the concern of Pakistan national Hijaab Asif, urged the Indian High Commission in Islamabad to issue a visa to the latter for a prevailing medical facility in India.
Soon after Swaraj directed India's High Commissioner in Pakistan Gautam Bambawale to register Asif's plea, the latter responded saying that he is in touch with the Pakistan national and will do the needful.
"Dear ma'am, spoke to DHC (Deputy High Commissioner) in Islamabad, told the patient's current condition and he said it's all up to you. If you allow," Asif had tweeted earlier.
To which Swaraj replied, "Gautam Bambawale ji isko visa dedo."
Acting swift on Swaraj's words Bambawale replied, "Maam, we are in touch with the applicant. Rest assured we will follow it up."
Elated with the hearty response, Asif thanked Swaraj and heaped praises on her.
In another tweet, she said "my heart belongs and beats for you", adding that "Pakistan doesn't deserve her at all".
"Lots and Lots of Love and respect from here. Wish you were our prime minister. this country would have changed."
Asif is suffering from a serious liver ailment and needs urgent treatment in India.
Swaraj in the recent past help a Pakistani man with a medical visa for his two and a half-month-old infant, who was suffering from a heart disease.