India has expressed its readiness to evacuate Indian citizens from conflict-ridden Sudan but has emphasized that the process is contingent upon the situation on the ground. Briefing the media in New Delhi this evening, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi noted that the situation in Sudan is highly tense at present. He also extended his condolences to the lives of over 78 people, in Yemen following the stampede and expressed the hope that the war in the country would come to an end soon.<br />'' <br />''Replying to a query on the Indian Embassy in Sudan being attacked, Mr Bagchi said that war is very intense in the area where the embassy is situated, however, the attack cannot be confirmed. He also informed that the embassy officials are also working from different locations. Mr Bagchi also said that the Embassy is in constant touch with the Indians there.<br />'' <br />''Commenting on questions regarding Pakistani Foreign Minister's (FM) participation in Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Goa, the spokesperson said that the invitation was being sent to all SCO member states.  He further noted that it would be inappropriate to focus on one member.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Replying to a query on the timeline for sending Indian Wheat to Afghanistan, Mr. Bagchi stated that India has always been eager to send the earliest, and is currently working on the logistics.</span><br />