A Pakistani student has thanked the Indian embassy and prime minister for taking him safely to the western part of the European border, where he was trapped in a war zone in Ukraine.
Operation Ganga Support: On Ukraine Russia The attack began on February 24. About 20,000 Indian students were there then. Recover them Operation Ganga India is carrying out the project. So far, more than 15,000 Indians have been rescued.
Meanwhile, Indian authorities have rescued a Pakistani student from the war zone to the western border. The student has posted a video thanking him for this.
Thanks to the Prime Minister“I am Asma Shafiq of Pakistan. I was trapped in the war zone in Ukraine. I thank the Indian ambassador who brought me here safely. I also thank the Prime Minister of India. I hope to go home safely from here,” the Pakistani student said in the video.
This is not the first time foreign students have been rescued in Ukraine. India already has a Bangladeshi student and a Nepalese citizen Operation Ganga Recovered by the project is significant. Roshan Jaw from Nepal also thanked the Indian embassy officials for rescuing him.
#WATCH | Pakistan’s Asma Shafique thanks the Indian Embassy in Kyiv and Prime Minister Modi for evacuating her.
Shas been rescued by Indian authorities and is enroute to Western #Ukraine for further evacuation out of the country. She will be reunited with her family soon:Sources pic.twitter.com/9hiBWGKvNp
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