New Delhi: The lives of many Indian citizens are in danger in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The recent death of Binil TB (32) from Kerala has created deep concern in the Indian community. Binil and his relative Jain TK were fighting in Ukraine on behalf of Russia. Binil died in the Ukrainian drone strike, while Jain was seriously injured.
promise not fulfilled
During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Russia, President Vladimir Putin had promised that Indian citizens fighting in Ukraine would be sent back safely, but this promise has not been fulfilled yet. Binil's case shows that the condition of Indian citizens in Russia is not good and no concrete steps have been taken for their safety.
family problems
According to a report, the families of Binil and Jain had appealed to the Indian Embassy for help, but no action could be taken without the permission of the Russian Army. Binil's wife contacted the Indian Embassy in Moscow, but by then Binil had died. This incident has brought a deep sorrow and crisis on his family.
Difficulties in return of Indians from Russia
The Russian army is not allowing Indian citizens to return home. Many Indian citizens, who had gone to Russia for aid work, are now stranded in the war zone. This situation indicates that Indian citizens are being fraudulently included in the war, which has further increased the threat to their lives. Russia's warnings and fear of global crisis The warnings issued by Russia have made the international situation even more tense. This situation has become extremely difficult for Indian citizens as they are trapped in the battlefield and are physically and mentally exhausted. Binil's final message clearly reflects this difficulty, in which he appealed for an exit from the war zone, but no solution emerged. Read Also: The sound of Mahakumbh was played all over the world, the eyes of Muslim countries were left teary after seeing the dazzling spectacle, Pakistan even cried.
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