Neha of Haryana refuses to leave Ukraine: Said- I will take care of the children of the owner of the house who went to war; Studying MBBS in Kiev

Amidst the Russo-Ukraine war, an example of humanity, compassion and brotherhood has been seen which keeps us together even during a war. After the Russian attack, the Indian government on one side is trying to evacuate its citizens from Ukraine. On the other hand, Neha, who is studying medicine in Ukraine, has refused to come to India.

Neha hails from Haryana and is living as a paying guest in a house in Ukraine. Last year, he had enrolled in a medical college in Ukraine’s capital Kiev to pursue MBBS.

Neha living in a rented house
Neha could have come to India if she wanted, but instead of returning home, she decided to stay in the same house and help her mother in handling the children, because the child’s father joined the Ukrainian army of his own free will and fight the war against Russia. gone. Neha had rented a room at a construction engineer’s house in the capital Kiev, as she could not find accommodation in the hostel. At present, this 17-year-old girl student from Haryana is living in the bunker with the landlord’s wife and their three children.

The UN has claimed that more than 1 lakh people have left Ukraine’s capital Kiev.

Neha living in a rented house
Neha has already lost her father. His father has also served the country a few years ago by staying in the Indian Army. Neha Maa is a school teacher in Charkhi Dadri district of Haryana. Neha’s mother made several attempts to get her daughter out of Ukraine. She also got the opportunity to go to Romania, but in such a critical situation she decided to help the mother of three and refused to leave Ukraine. Talking to her mother, Neha said, ‘I may or may not stay, but I will not leave these children and their mother in such a situation.’

Neha also spoke to her mother’s close friend Savita Jakhar. He told Savita Jakhar that we keep hearing blasts outside, but we are fine so far. Savita, a teacher from Jhanswa village in Jhajjar district of Haryana, is now a French national. She is currently living in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Many Ukrainian citizens are hiding in the bunker after the Russian attack.

Neha’s mother’s friend wrote Facebook post
Savita wrote on her Facebook, ‘It’s four o’clock in the morning, there is a strange restlessness, did not sleep the whole night. The 17-year-old daughter of a very close friend is stuck in Kiev, went to Bachelor. There was no space in the hostel, so used to rent a room with a lovely family with three kids. The day before the father of the children joined the army, the mother is in a bunker with three children. My friend’s daughter is also with him.

Decided to be together in difficult times
Savita further wrote, ‘My friend tried with great difficulty to get him out by contacting the embassy, ​​but the girl does not want to leave those three children and their mother alone in such difficult times and come back. Despite her mother’s best efforts, the girl is adamant on staying there till the end of the war. He knows that in such a situation his life can also be lost, but he cares more about the lives of those three young children than his own.

Air India’s second flight carrying 250 Indians reached Delhi

Air India’s second flight carrying 250 Indians from Bucharest reached Delhi.

On the third day of Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the second Air India flight carrying 250 Indians stranded there reached Delhi at 3 am. These students were first deported from Ukraine and sent to Bucharest, where they were brought to India. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia himself received these students. Earlier, Air India aircraft AI-1943 carrying 219 Indian students had landed at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai at 8 pm tonight. The plane took off from Bucharest, Romania in the afternoon. A special corridor was built for them at the Mumbai airport.