A verbal clash erupted between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Congress leader Siddaramaiah regarding the plight of 31 tribals from Karnataka who are stuck in Sudan, a country facing war and unrest.The dispute arose when Siddaramaiah criticized the government's handling of the situation and accused them of not doing enough to rescue the stranded individuals. In response, Jaishankar hit back, stating that the Congress leader's comments were ill-informed and that the government was doing everything possible to bring the tribal people back home safely.The situation in Sudan is volatile, and the government is working with local authorities and international organizations to ensure the safe return of the stranded individuals. However, the process has been complicated due to various logistical and security issues.