In a tweet posted some seven hours before writing this, Ms Swaraj replied to a Twitter user from London seeking help in renewing his visa because of a medical emergency. "Indian High Commission in London will help you," she said in her tweet tagging the mission's website.
Indian High Commission in London will help you. @HCI_London https://t.co/wOvN5nvQUT
- Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) December 2, 2016
Tweeple were not only glad to see their favourite minister in action but they also tweeted her back asking about her health and flooding her with wishes. Ms Swaraj's tweet has since received over 1,100 'likes' and 260 replies on Twitter.
@SushmaSwaraj @HCI_London @amkunwar @UKinIndia @PMOIndia
- atul kasbekar (@atulkasbekar) December 2, 2016
How is your health Sushmaji? I sincerely hope n pray that u are at a 100% soon
@SushmaSwaraj Pranaam ma'am hope you are fit and fine...Stay blessed
- garima srivastav (@gsgarima36) December 2, 2016
Regards!
@SushmaSwaraj @HCI_London good to see you back ma'am
- (@Paid_Journalist) December 2, 2016
@SushmaSwaraj @HCI_London , Sushmaji, How is your health? Get well soon, India & Indians need you. Wish you speedy recovery. Take care
- Vivek (@vivekas) December 2, 2016
@SushmaSwaraj @HCI_London Back in action.God Bless you,Madam.
- Taranath Hegde (@TaranathHegde) December 2, 2016
@SushmaSwaraj How is your health Madam. We are eagerly waiting to see you fit & hit in action. Get well soon .
- Tarun Sharma (@tarunksharma96) December 2, 2016
Ms Swaraj, 64, had tweeted on November 16 about being admitted to Delhi's AIIMS hospital. Her tweet received a huge response from people, some of whom even offered their kidney.
The minister thanked everyone for their best wishes.
My heartfelt thanks for your kind words and good wishes.
- Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) November 17, 2016
Some friends have also offered their kidneys for my transplant. I have no words to express my deep sense of gratitude towards them.
- Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) November 17, 2016
With your good wishes and Lord Krishna's blessings, I will be able to come out of this situation.
- Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) November 17, 2016
Mujib Ansari offered the minster his kidney and also said he is a Muslim. Ms Swaraj's response was heartwarming.
Thank you very much brothers. I am sure, kidney has no religious labels. @Mujibansari6 @vicechairmanmpc @ali57001
- Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) November 18, 2016
In her only tweet since, Ms Swaraj asked the Indian Embassy in Dubai to find out about a man who walked over 1,000 km for over two years to attend court proceedings because he didn't have money.
I have asked for a report from Indian Embassy in Dubai.
- Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) November 30, 2016
Indian Walked 1,000 Km To Dubai Court https://t.co/kbvwVV67QP via @ndtv @templetree1
The minister is known to reply to people asking for help, sometimes even on issues outside her purview such as requests on cars and refrigerators with problems.
We hope Ms Swaraj a speedy recovery.
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