Union Minister VK Singh met Harjot Singh, the Indian student shot at in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, at an airport in Poland.
He will be taken to India on a particular plane as part of the government’s “Operation Ganga” plan to get people out of the country.
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This is how it looked: General Singh talked to a 31-year-old student at the Rzeszow airport.
“Please say that he is in good hands. The worst is over. I can’t wait to see him with his family again. I hope he gets better quickly, “The Minister wrote on Koo, a microblogging site that is made in Korea.
Harjot Singh’s flight is expected to land at Hindon Air Base near Delhi at 7 pm.
This is when he will be in Delhi. He is one of the 200 Indians who have been stranded in Poland, one of the countries that share a border with Ukraine. He is one of them.
“Harjot Singh has crossed the border into Poland and is now in Poland. It looks like there are Indian diplomats with him right now. He has been moved into an ambulance provided by the Polish RedCross on the border, where he is now. “News agency ANI said that Puneet Singh Chandhok, president of the Indian World Forum, said that.
General VK Singh, who was in charge of the evacuation in Poland, is also expected to be on the plane.
Earlier this week, Harjot Singh arrived in Ukraine. One of four ministers sent to Ukraine’s neighbours as special envoys tweeted about it Sunday morning.
“Harjot Singh is the Indian who was shot during the war in Kyiv. He is the one who was killed. His passport, too, was lost in the chaos. Harjot will be coming to India with us tomorrow. Home food and care should help them get better quickly. “That’s what he wrote in a tweet.
Harjot Singh, 31, was shot last month as he tried to leave Kyiv for Lviv, and he died.
He was hit a lot, and his leg was broken. “The bullet came out of my shoulder. They took a shot out of my chest. My leg was broken. “Harjot Singh told me that he was at the Kyiv City Hospital when he talked to them.
He also told ANI that the Indian embassy didn’t help him when he was in the country. “As of right now, the Indian embassy hasn’t given us any help at all yet. There hasn’t been any help yet. I’ve been trying to get in touch with them. They say they will do something every day, but there hasn’t been any help. “ANI noted that he said that.
“The last leg” of the evacuation mission, Operation Ganga, began on Sunday.
India asked students who were still stranded and living in their own homes to reach the Hungarian capital of Budapest.
“Important: The Indian Embassy starts its last flight for Operation Ganga today. All of the students who are staying in their place, not through the Embassy, are asked to come to @Hungariacitycentre, Rakoczi Ut 90, Budapest, between 10 am and 12 pm, “it said.
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has also come back from Budapest with the last group of our 6711 students who came from there, too.
On Sunday, the government said that nearly 16,000 Indian students have been able to leave Ukraine through flights from countries in the east since February 22.
Today, 1,500 more people will be coming back on seven special flights.
