Days were passing in the midst of panic, only then they set out to return to their homeland. There was fear on the way, but the tricolor flag became a shield. The Russian soldiers, seeing the flag, respectfully let him and his comrades go to the border. That is to say, 22-year-old Alok Chandra of Banda returned from Ukraine on Wednesday. His mother Maya Devi said with joy on seeing the son – if Modi is there then it is possible. Jairup Nishad, a resident of Dera village Ramprasad Kotdar of Banda, is an assistant teacher in the East …
Days were passing in the midst of panic, only then they set out to return to their homeland. There was fear on the way, but the tricolor flag became a shield. The Russian soldiers, seeing the flag, respectfully let him and his comrades go to the border. That is to say, 22-year-old Alok Chandra of Banda returned from Ukraine on Wednesday. His mother Maya Devi said with joy on seeing the son – if Modi is there then it is possible. Jairup Nishad, a resident of Dera village Ramprasad Kotdar of Banda, is an assistant teacher in the East Secondary School, Samgra. His son Alok went to the Ukrainian city of Ivano to study MBBS in the year 2019.
According to Alok, on the morning of February 26, he reached the Romania border by private bus. During this, the officials of the Indian Embassy remained in constant touch. The government has delivered it to the house at its own expense. Medical student Aditi Yadav, daughter of Mukesh Yadav, resident of Naveen Basti of Auraiya, returned home on Wednesday. “Ukrainian soldiers were trying to control the crowd amid the exchange of fire, but if four people could leave the border, 40 would have been upset,” he said. I was worried that nothing should go wrong, but God and the government supported me. The Russian soldiers did not stop them anywhere as the national flag was displayed in the buses. Four students of the district are still stranded. Ayush Pal, a student of Ramganj, Kannauj, told that in Poland, Union Minister VK Singh met 500 students. He talked about helping everyone. He has taken care of all the students.
The sobbing mother said, because of Modi, the light of our house:Tears were falling from the eyes of Rachna, a resident of Pilibhit. She is being said to hug the only son Sarthak.. Thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Thanks to them, the light of our house remains today. Every time I opened the TV, the bomb blasts of Ukraine were heart-wrenching. Today the son came out of that trouble. As long as there is life, I will be grateful to the Prime Minister. While handling the mother, Sarthak Saxena said, when the war started, many Indian students booked a bus and reached the Romania border. Standing there in minus six degree temperature for about 10 hours. It was getting difficult to cross the border. In between, the Ukrainian soldiers began to tighten. A student of Bulandshahr forcibly tried to cross the border and was beaten up. Facing the cold, somehow crossed the border and stayed in a guest house in Romania. After this, the Indian Embassy cooperated at every step. made food, Flight arranged. When we all reached Delhi airport on Tuesday night, we provided a car from there.
Ukrainian soldiers making shields for Indians: Semal and Tasbeeha, MBBS students, residents of Bareilly, who returned from Ukraine’s Yuvano, told that Ukrainian soldiers were spreading panic on the Romania border. The students are being driven away by firing in the air. They want the Indians to stay there so that they can be shielded. When he reached Romania, the soldiers and the officials of the Indian embassy there gave every help. We both came to the house without paying any fee. Adil Akhtar, a resident of Sethal, Faraz and Ahmed Hasan
