Giving information from her car in Ukraine, Indian student Mansi Chaudhary claimed that the situation here is very bad; the situation is getting worse day by day. What is happening is that they are torturing us. The guards are not letting us go to Poland. Not only boys but women students are also being harassed. Mansi said that the hair is pulling the girls, some students have suffered fractures and injuries.
Russia’s attack on Ukraine continues. Foreigners trapped in the troubled country are trying to get out of there by any means. Meanwhile, many Indian students fleeing from Ukraine had alleged that when they reached the border of Poland to leave Ukraine, the Ukrainian guards stopped them there and harassed them without any reason. Not only this, the students accused the guards of beating and said that the guards of Ukraine did not allow them to cross the border.
A night-time video has surfaced showing a student running away with his suitcase kicked from behind by a uniformed guard. However, it is not clear whether the student the guard killed is an Indian. But several other students camping on the Poland-Ukraine border alleged that Indian students had been harassed.
Giving information from her car in Ukraine, an Indian student Mansi Chaudhary claimed that the situation here is very bad; the situation is getting worse day by day. What is happening is that they are torturing us. The guards are not letting us go to Poland. Not only boys but women students are also being harassed. Mansi said that the hair is pulling the girls, some students have suffered fractures and injuries.
Mansi claimed that she was returning to the Polish border for three days. He said that the Indian Embassy officials are helping us provide food and shelter,, but the guards do not allow us to cross the border. If someone tries to cross the border, they attack people with rods. Mansi claimed that yesterday the guards had also opened fire.
Mansi claimed that crossing the border of Poland is not allowed. The student said that I was going back to the hostel in my car. I have been waiting for three days, but we cannot cross the border.
Amidst the crisis in Ukraine, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said on Sunday evening that a Twitter handle has also been created to bring back Indians trapped in Ukraine under Operation Ganga. This Twitter handle has been named OpGanga Helpline. The spokesman said that any questions related to evacuation from Ukraine should be asked on Twitter.
Published By: Khushboo Mehta
Edited By: Kritika Kashyap
