Divyanka Tripathi seeks help from Italy PM Giorgia Meloni after being robbed in Italy; says, “How will I & my people ever gather courage to..”

Divyanka Tripathi Seeks Help from Italy PM Giorgia Meloni After Being Robbed in Italy Actress Divyanka Tripathi, who is currently in Italy, has taken to social media to seek help from the country's Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, after being robbed in the city. The actress, who is known for her roles in Indian television shows, is visibly shaken by the incident and is seeking assistance to recover her stolen belongings.
Divyanka Tripathi shared her distressing experience on Instagram, where she revealed that her bag containing her passport, money, and other important documents was stolen while she was exploring the city. The actress expressed her frustration and concern, stating that she is finding it difficult to gather the courage to continue her trip.
Her tweet read, “Dear PM Ms @GiorgiaMeloni We were passionately touring Italy until we got robbed. Reported to the police. But robberies are being taken so casually here that we have already lost hope along with our enthusiasm. How will I & my people ever gather courage to visit Italy again?”

In her post, Divyanka Tripathi tagged the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, and the Italian Embassy in India, seeking their assistance in the matter. She also requested her fans to share any contact information that could help her get in touch with the authorities. The actress's fans and followers have come out in support, offering words of encouragement and assistance. Many have also shared contact information and offered to help her in any way they can. Fans and friends have expressed their support for them.

The incident has also sparked a conversation about the safety of tourists in Italy and the need for greater security measures to be put in place. Divyanka Tripathi's plea for help has gone viral, with many hoping that the Italian authorities will take swift action to assist her. The actress as not gotten the certifacte from Indian Embassy for her return.