Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has granted a visa to a seven-year-old Pakistani child who requires an open heart surgery after the mother approached the minister on Twitter, Indian media reported.







The child’s mother Nida Shoaib applied for a visa last month and approached Swaraj on Monday requesting her to look into the matter. Swaraj told her they are "allowing visa for your 7 years old daughter's open heart surgery in India. We also pray for her early recovery”.





A newborn Pakistani baby suffering from a cardiac ailment, Rohaan, was issued a medical visa in late August hours after Indian Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj announced the Indian government’s intentions to do so on twitter.



Rohaan’s mother, Mehwish Mukthar, had requested a medical visa for her son which was granted by the Indian minister.