Shot In Leg, Stranded Student In Ukraine To Return Tomorrow

Stranded Indian student in Ukraine, Harjot Singh, who was shot in capital city Kyiv, will return tomorrow as a part of Operation Ganga to evacuate Indian nationals out of the war-torn country.

Union Minister General V K Singh, who is in Poland as a part of four ministers sent from India as special envoys to Ukraine’s neighbouring countries to oversee the evacuation of Indians, informed about it on Twitter.

General Singh tweeted, “Harjot Singh is the Indian who was shot during the war in Kyiv. His passport was also lost in the chaos. Glad to inform that Harjot is reaching India with us tomorrow. Hope there is a speedy recovery with home food and care.”

हरजोत सिंह वह भारतीय हैं जिन्हें कीव में युद्ध के दौरान गोली लग गई थी। अफरातफरी में इनका पासपोर्ट भी गुम गया था।

सहर्ष सूचित कर रहा हूं कि हरजोत कल भारत हमारे साथ पहुंच रहे हैं।

आशा है घर के खाने और देखभाल के साथ शीघ्र स्वास्थ्यवर्धन होगा।#OperationGanga#NoIndianLeftBehind pic.twitter.com/NxOkD9mJ9U

— General Vijay Kumar Singh (@Gen_VKSingh) March 6, 2022

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The student, Harjot Singh, was shot while leaving Kyiv for Lviv last month as Russia invaded the country. His leg was fractured after sustaining multiple bullet hits.

He had said that he was hit in the shoulder, chest and leg which resulted in his leg getting fractured.

Singh claimed that he received no help from the Indian embassy while speaking to ANI. “No support from the Indian embassy yet. I have been trying to get in touch with them, every day they say we will do something but no help yet,” he had said.

Notably, India started the last leg of evacuation under Operation Ganga on Sunday, urging students still stranded to reach Budapest, the capital of neighbouring country Hungary.

“Important Announcement: Embassy of India begins its last leg of Operation Ganga flights today. All those students staying in their OWN accommodation ( other than arranged by Embassy) are requested to reach @Hungariacitycentre , Rakoczi Ut 90, Budapest between 10 am-12 pm," it said.

Many returning Indians under Operation Ganga questioned the governments evacuation program saying that they needed help in leaving Ukraine and not free flights from neighbouring countries.

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