Is Harjot Singh, an Indian medical student, shot dead in Ukraine? While attempting to flee Ukraine’s Kyiv, he was wounded in the firing.
Harjot Singh, the student who was shot numerous times while attempting to flee Ukraine’s capital Kyiv, stated his legs were fractured.
Union Minister VK Singh told a news outlet that an Indian student was shot at in Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital.
When the student was hurt in the firing, he was attempting to flee the capital.
He was carried back to the city and admitted to a hospital, according to reports.
‘This is happening in the conflict,’ VK Singh told ANI at Rzeszow airport in Poland.
Moreover, the Indian embassy had previously stated that “everyone should leave Kyiv as soon as possible.”
Who Is Harjot Singh? Indian Student Shot Dead In Ukraine?
Harjot Singh is an Indian medical student who was shot as he attempted to flee Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital.
The student is not dead, but he has been injured, and his leg has been fractured as a result of multiple hits, according to NDTV.
‘The bullet entered from my shoulder,’ Singh stated from the Kyiv City hospital.
Further, he added, ‘a bullet was removed from my chest, and my leg was shattered.’
He also condemned the government’s lack of assistance to Ukrainian students fleeing the country.
Harjot was shot while attempting to flee Kyiv in a taxi with his friends. The Indian man was attempting to get to Lviv.
However, an Indian medical student from Haveri, Karnataka, Naveen Shekharappa Gyandagoudar, was killed two days ago amid severe shelling in Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv.
On Friday morning, a C-17 aircraft carrying 210 people landed at the Hindon airport in Delhi.
The jet took off from Bucharest, Romania’s capital.
A total of 219 passengers departed Romania today and arrived in New Delhi.
Over 9,000 students have returned to India from Ukraine, according to Union Minister of State for External Affairs Meenakshi Lekhi.
Harjot Singh Parents And Family
Harjot Singh’s parents and relatives are not publicly available at the time, therefore we are unable to locate them.
They must, however, be in pain as a result of their son’s injury.
According to Harjot, he contacted the embassy and requested that they arrange transportation to Lviv.
He can’t walk. But all he receives is fake comments, he said.
Further, the student said ‘many more Harjots are trapped in Kyiv’.