Last batch of Indian students from Eastern Ukraine, to enter neighboring countries soon
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- The last batch of Indian students has left from Eastern Ukraine.
- They will leave for western Ukraine, after which they will cross the border.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal said on Wednesday that the last batch of Indian students has left from eastern Ukraine, which is the most troubled during the ongoing tension in the country. They will leave for western Ukraine, after which they will cross the border and enter neighboring countries.
“They will soon enter and be expelled from neighboring countries. Many countries failed to evacuate citizens from Ukraine. India still evacuated its citizens through neighboring countries and people brought back their pets too. We Citizens were evacuated from Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh as well,” Goyal said.
Goyal also accused the opposition of spreading misinformation regarding the evacuation of students from Ukraine under Operation Ganga. “Unfortunately, Congress and other political parties were spreading misinformation and misleading people instead of helping the families of those stranded in Ukraine, while PM Modi was constantly worried about the Indians stranded in Ukraine”, Goyal said. said.
On Tuesday, the MEA said that all Indian students stranded in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Sumi have been evacuated and flights are being prepared to bring them back home under Operation Ganga, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday.
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