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Netizens will miss Sushma Swaraj as External Affairs Minister

Netizens will miss Sushma Swaraj as External Affairs Minister

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 31 May 2019, 02:58 am

New Delhi, May 31 (IBNS): As Sushma Swaraj will no more play the role of External Affairs Minister in the new PM Narendra Modi-led government, several Indians expressed their sadness on the social media and said they will miss her.

Swaraj, who underwent a kidney transplant in December 2016, had opted out from contesting the Lok Sabha polls this year.

She was very popular among netizens for helping Indians both within the nation and abroad on issues related to visa and passport, among others.

Narendra Modi took oath as the Prime Minister of India for a second consecutive term on Thursday.

Some Reactions:

One Saksham Gupta tweeted: "#sushmaswaraj we want you back mem plzz guys do retweet and make it trending so that mem will return."

Another Sahil Darne said: "#sushmaswaraj will not be part of modi cabinet #ModiSarkar2."

Nidhi, one internet user, posted: "#SushmaSwaraj will not be part of Modi Cabinet. My heart breaks to hear this. #ModiSwearingIn #ModiSarkar2 ."

 

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