ongoing crisis Afghanistan, has sent waves around the world. Nearby Home, Inn MysoreA group of Afghan students are distraught over the condition of their country and fear for their loved ones. Their future looks bleak as they are unsure about returning home after completing their education.
“My parents are living anxiously. They are telling me to stay safe and focus on my studies. leader of Taliban Has said that human rights will be restored within the limits of Islamic law, which is the only ray of hope for restoring peace in my country.” Halima Akbari, a student.
another student, Ali Cena SarabikStudying in Mysore for a year, till now the case of losing his uncle in the violence has not come to the fore. “I am unable to speak to my family members who are struggling to save their lives due to the sudden change in the political scenario.”
Globally, one of the biggest concerns now, under the new rule, is the safety of women in Afghanistan. a coward Ali Sina Raisi Says, “The incident of killing of a woman for stepping outside with a man has already been reported. We don’t know whether Taliban will allow women to go to school, office and college now.”
For Amanullah DadgriIt is difficult to put into words the state of being back home. “We have seen what happened when the Taliban was in power between 1996 and 2001. There was no freedom of speech and expression and many civilians were killed for not following Taliban rules, resulting in complete anarchy ”
student visa extension
As they come to terms with the situation back home, many students are seeking visa extension till normalcy returns to their country. Halima Akbari says, “My visa has expired, which leaves me in a dilemma. we met Mysore University Vice Chancellor Hemanth Kumar recently. He has assured that he will talk to them foreign Ministry to resolve the issue. Once I get the visa, I will be here for a few more months.
“My parents are living anxiously. They are telling me to stay safe and focus on my studies. leader of Taliban Has said that human rights will be restored within the limits of Islamic law, which is the only ray of hope for restoring peace in my country.” Halima Akbari, a student.
another student, Ali Cena SarabikStudying in Mysore for a year, till now the case of losing his uncle in the violence has not come to the fore. “I am unable to speak to my family members who are struggling to save their lives due to the sudden change in the political scenario.”
Globally, one of the biggest concerns now, under the new rule, is the safety of women in Afghanistan. a coward Ali Sina Raisi Says, “The incident of killing of a woman for stepping outside with a man has already been reported. We don’t know whether Taliban will allow women to go to school, office and college now.”
For Amanullah DadgriIt is difficult to put into words the state of being back home. “We have seen what happened when the Taliban was in power between 1996 and 2001. There was no freedom of speech and expression and many civilians were killed for not following Taliban rules, resulting in complete anarchy ”
student visa extension
As they come to terms with the situation back home, many students are seeking visa extension till normalcy returns to their country. Halima Akbari says, “My visa has expired, which leaves me in a dilemma. we met Mysore University Vice Chancellor Hemanth Kumar recently. He has assured that he will talk to them foreign Ministry to resolve the issue. Once I get the visa, I will be here for a few more months.
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