LUCKNOW, April 5 -- A man from Uttar Pradesh's Ambedkar Nagar district stranded in conflict-hit Israel was safely brought back to India via Jordan following swift intervention by the state government and coordinated efforts by the district administration and the ministry of external affairs, stated a press release shared by the CM media cell on Saturday. Akhilesh Kumar, a resident of Akbarpur, had gone to Israel for work and was staying in Netanya city when worsening conflict conditions and alleged non-cooperation from his employer left him unable to return. The rescue process began after his wife Kiran Devi approached the district magistrate during Janata Darshan on March 25 and sought help for his safe return. Officials said CM Yogi Adityanath directed senior authorities to ensure Akhilesh's return, following which the district administration coordinated with the ministry of external affairs and Indian Missions in Tel Aviv and Jordan. As airports in Israel were shut, officials arranged his evacuation by road to Jordan. He was first taken to the Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv, then moved to the Jordan border and escorted to Amman with the help of embassy officials and local authorities. From Amman, Akhilesh boarded a Royal Jordanian flight to Mumbai on Thursday and later travelled to Lucknow by Air India before being escorted to his home in Hajpura village in Jalalpur tehsil. On Saturday, Akhilesh and his wife met DM Anupam Shukla and thanked the administration for the swift action. Officials described the operation as an example of prompt humanitarian intervention and effective coordination between the state government, the Centre and the Indian diplomatic missions....