Kapurthala3 hours ago
Amidst the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, the brutality of the Ukrainian police with the Indian students trapped there has also come to the fore. Indian students have been brutally beaten up on the Romania and Poland border. For protesting, batons have also been rained on the students. Students from Punjab, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, MP and Kerala stranded in Ukraine have shared videos and audios of this vandalism on social media as well as with their families.
MBBS student from Punjab has shared video and audio of Ukrainian police brutality on Romania border. The brutality of the Ukrainian police is clearly visible in the video. Police personnel are seen kicking and punching Indian students carrying bags. The student, who hails from Kapurthala, Punjab, studies at Sumi State University in Ukraine. He has also narrated the entire incident in his audio.
Students of Rajasthan, Kerala and Chhattisgarh also told their ordeal in the video
Bhupendra Singh Rathore, a student of Janjgir district of Chhattisgarh, has also made a video of police brutality on the Poland border and sent it to his father Deepak Singh Rathore. In the video, Bhupendra has told that the situation here is very bad. Students are being assaulted. Read full news here…
Ayush of Tonk (Rajasthan), who is studying MBBS from LVIV, Ukraine, said – I had reached Poland border last night along with two other companions on foot to come to India. Me and 30 of my comrades were sitting at the check point hoping to cross the border in the evening. In the evening the Ukrainian army asked to go back to college. When we refused, we started pelting sticks. Read full news here…
Several students from Kerala have also accused the Ukrainian police and army of assault in Shehyani near the Ukraine-Poland border. A student has told in the video message that the students who were trying to go towards Poland, the army drove fast on their side. The army also fired in the air.
Its video has also come to Srishti Wilson of Bhopal, MP. Srishti told that we are not being treated well. Girls are also being abused
Ukrainian policemen attack Indian youths with kicks at the Romania-Ukraine border.
The Kapurthala student said, “On the spot, Ukrainian students were first taken inside. When we talked about this, they first allowed Indian girls to cross the border. After this the police came and picked up the bags and other items present on the spot and beat up the Indian youths badly. Hit them with kicks and punches.
Hit Indian students with rod and gun
The student further said, ‘Indian youths were tortured badly. Even those who were suffering from asthma were shown with their mouths shut and how breathless they were. The guards who were present at 12:00 pm played a hunter game with the students at the checking point of the border.
The girl said that she does not know what this game is. After going there, he saw that he was standing with a rod and a gun. After that he said that you have to play this game, only the one who plays this game will get the visa. All the Indians who were there were kicked and punched. During this there was no difference between boy and girl.
Ukrainian police attacking Indian youths with kicks and punches.
Classmate told the devastation in the video call on Saturday
Gurleen Kaur of Sumi State University, a classmate of the student who released the audio, had told the story of the devastation on Saturday by video call. Gurleen of Haibatpur village in Kapurthala had told that she is saving her life by hiding in the bunker built in the hostel. She was to return home on 26 February i.e. Saturday, but she got stuck there due to cancellation of all flights.
Parents worried about the safety of daughters
However, Gurleen was assured by the Indian Embassy to be sent home soon. On the other hand, her parents are very worried about the safety of their daughter. The head teacher of village Hebatpur, Sukhwinder Singh and his wife Ramandeep Kaur told that Gurleen is a fourth year MBBS student in Ukraine. Talking to his daughter through video call, she told that she is safe, but the situation is very bad and the situation remains tense. He has appealed to the Government of India to make immediate arrangements for the return of Indian children.
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