"It's scary..." - Indian Medical student from Ukraine seeks help from PM Modi!

A student who has returned to India from Ukraine due to the war waged by Russia has made a heartfelt request to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

War

Russia has stated opposition to using force or imposing sanctions on Ukraine. The nations of the world subsequently withdrew their ambassadors to Ukraine. Similarly, the Indian Embassy in Ukraine has asked Indian students studying in Ukraine and Indians residing in Ukraine to leave the country immediately.

In the meantime, the Government of India has launched a rescue operation called "Operation Ganga", through which the government is carrying out the task of rescuing Indians through Ukraine's neighbors. Thus, Rishabh Roy, one of the medical students who returned to India from Ukraine, made a heartfelt request to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Request

Speaking on the occasion, Rishabh said, "It is frightening to think of going back to Ukraine. Our college has announced that it will conduct online classes. Departmental experience in medical studies is essential. Therefore, I urge the government to allow us to study in Indian medical colleges. For students who are unable to continue their studies like me." I urge Prime Minister Modi to take up the matter with the government. "

Need

Rishab, who last appeared for the 2021 NEET exam. It is noteworthy that Rishab completed his first year at Ukraine.

Speaking on the occasion, Rishabh said, "Most Indian students go to Ukraine to study medicine because the fees in Ukraine are lower than in India."

Like Rishabh, many Indian students studying in Ukraine have been urging the federal government to allow them to study in Indian colleges.