@MEAIndia @DrSJaishankar @GovernmentGeo @PM_Kobakhidze @PMOIndia Please help Indian lady tourist detained for last 14 days in Tbilisi, Georgia with no end in sight. Indian embassy has expressed helplessness with Georgian authorities. Case summary here: 1. The lady in question was carrying Pregabalin a medicine for her back strain. It’s a known muscle relaxant, anti-anxiety and pain killer. 2. ⁠This medicine is not banned in Georgia. It’s only under a “Special Supervision” list which basically means she has to have a prescription backing it. Which she had! 3. ⁠There was no immigration form at Tbilisi asking for declaration of anything 4. ⁠There was no Red or Green channel at Tbilisi airport. She boarded from origin airport of Dubai and was cleared by Dubai immigration. 5. ⁠The max qty allowed to carry of this drug in Georgia is 31 days of medication. She had 9 tablets of a strip of 10 6. ⁠She not only had prescription but she arranged it to be translated in Georgian, got it notarized, arranged license of the Dr prescribing it, a separate certificate of health from Dr detailing why she needs it, etc 7. ⁠Her passport has been confiscated and no acknowledgment receipt given. So there’s no record that they’ve even taken her passport! 8. ⁠For 14 days they’ve blanked out all info. Zero. Zilch. No one is allowed to even approach them. 9. ⁠The couple who were on a 3 day holiday in Georgia originally are now stranded for 14 days with no end in sight with depleting money, resources, and morale @ARanganathan72 @aravind @Iyervval @UnSubtleDesi @republic @ANI @ndtv @indiatvnews @IndiaToday @JaipurDialogues @HMOIndia