Shivam, who returned from Ukraine, targeted the Embassy: Sonipat student said – delay in issuing advisory; 3 days spent in fear and stress

Seeing Shivam, a resident of Ganaur of Sonipat, Haryana, the mother could not stop tears. He was also stuck in Ukraine along with other students and returned home on an Air India flight on Sunday. Shivam, while discussing the situation in Ukraine that became Russia’s invasion, said that the university supported every student. Indian Embassy issued advisory very late for the students trapped there, due to which they could not handle it.

24 hours disconnected contact

After information about Shivam’s return from Ukraine, his mother Neelam Sharma and father Rajesh Sharma went to receive him at the Delhi airport. Seeing the son in front of him safely, the patience of mother Neelam was answered and hugged the son and cried. Due to lack of network on Friday, Shivam’s family members did not talk, they were very worried. When there was no contact for 24 hours, mother Neelam’s condition had deteriorated.

3 days spent under stress

Shivam, a resident of Ganaur, is in his second semester of MBBS in Uzgod city of Ukraine. He told that on February 23, when Russia attacked Ukraine, Indian students were terrified. The time till his return to the country has been spent in great fear and tension. He said that the Indian Embassy issued the advisory very late. Due to this, the students could not be alert in time and were stuck there. University supported all the students.

Siddharth Saini of Kharkhoda, Sonepat is also among the students trapped on the Romania border.

reach the border by buses

On Saturday, 250 students were brought to Hungary in five university buses. The rent was $50 per student. Full patience was shown on behalf of the university and the children were not allowed to be harassed in any way. After the war he stayed in the hostel for three days. All their facilities were taken care of. Even the children who were not left with the rent money due to the closure of the ATM, they too. given by.

Siddhartha of Kharkhoda trapped on Romania border

Siddharth Saini, son of Kharkhoda resident Dr. Rajbir Saini, is trapped on the Romanian border in the war that broke out between Ukraine and Russia. He reached there with his companions, but they were not allowed to cross the border. All the students are forced to live under the open sky in the winter of -8 degrees. The family is also worried about the son being trapped in the middle.