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News India Live, Digital Desk: After being hostage for almost 27 months, Navy officer Shubhanshu Yadav’s return home has raged a wave of happiness in his family. He was abducted by the Houthi rebels in Yemen and has been safely released after so long, behind which the Government of India had a significant contribution to the constant diplomatic efforts. In fact, on 26 March 2022, he was abducted by Yaman’s handy rebels along with other members of the crew of ‘Ravabi’, a business ship of the United Arab Emirates. It was a very difficult and stressful phase, after which the family had to wait for the well -being of his loved one for almost two and a half years. Subhrashnshu’s wife Kamna Yadav, who prayed and dared to do this long time for her husband’s safe return, is now very happy. Speaking to Times Now Hindi, Kamna said that he now needs only a few moments of peace, where he can resume a simple and happy life with her husband. His eyes were expected when he said, ‘I will feed him by making potato parathas, I will take him on a walk with my pet dog’ Leo ‘… I just want to spend time in the house together peacefully. ” Kamna also told that Shubhranshu was kidnapped only after 8 months of marriage, after which her life was stopped. After 27 months, after seeing her husband’s face on TV, Kamna’s eyes were happy. Throughout this difficult period, the two families faced each other as the support of each other. Kamana has made Prime Minister Narendra Modi, External Affairs Minister S. Expressed special gratitude to Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. In his safe release, the active participation of the Government of India and continuous efforts on global forums proved to be extremely important. According to the information, Shubhranshu will reach Delhi on 16 July, where he will meet the Navy chief. After this, he will leave for his hometown Badaun in his Uttar Pradesh, where his family and who know are eagerly waiting for him. His return is considered to be a victory of success and patience of Indian diplomacy, which is a ray of hope for many families.