Indian cricket club Real Kashmir coach David Robertson and five other Great Britain nationals, including his wife Kim, son and club defender Mason, have begun their journey back home. These six citizens have started the journey from Srinagar to Amritsar at five in the morning. These people will go to Amritsar via Jammu.
Sandeep Chato, the owner of Real Kashmir, told IANS, "These people will reach Jammu in no time. At my house, they will rest in Jammu and from there they will leave for Amritsar within the next few hours. In reaching Amritsar, they will have three It will take four hours. The British High Commission has made a hotel arrangement for these six people in Amritsar. At 3:30 tomorrow they will take a direct flight from British Airways Amritsar to Heathrow (L Day). "
Earlier, the British High Commission had sought approval from the Ministry of External Affairs for these people to go to Amritsar. The British government had decided last month that it would arrange special charter aircraft for these stranded people in India. For these people, however, the wait became much longer. Robertson wants to return to his home as soon as possible, as his mother is undergoing chemotherapy.
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