Indian citizens want to donate kidneys to the Foreign Minister.

Many Indians have offered to donate kidneys to Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj upon learning that she is undergoing dialysis due to kidney failure.

Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj. Photo: NDTV

Social media users immediately offered to donate kidneys to Mrs. Swaraj, with many leaving their phone numbers. Khemraj Sharma, 24, an engineer in Jammu, northern India, was one of them. Mrs. Swaraj, 64, who has a history of chronic diabetes, was hospitalized earlier this month in Delhi. On November 15, she announced on Twitter that she was undergoing dialysis due to kidney failure and was undergoing tests for a kidney transplant, according to the BBC.

"I'm very healthy, so I can donate a kidney to her," he said.

"She worked tirelessly for Indians stranded overseas and was the first foreign minister to dedicate so much to overseas Indians. She even opened her ministry office on Sundays for the sake of Indians. That's why I'm willing to donate a kidney."

Ms. Swaraj did not respond to the offer to donate a kidney but expressed gratitude to her "friends" who were willing to donate a kidney.

"I don't know how to express my deepest gratitude to you all," she wrote on Twitter.

On November 16, Delhi hospital leaders stated that "chronic diabetes had affected her kidney function, but her condition is now stable."

According to VNE