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LG meets Ukraine returned MBBS students of J&K

Says “Centre, JK Govt deeply concerned about future of returnees, working on a policy for completion of their studies in India”

K H News Service by K H News Service
March 22, 2022
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Jammu: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Monday met MBBS students of J&K who have returned from Ukraine, at Raj Bhavan.
The group of students accompanied by ShArvind Gupta, Secretary, Jammu& Kashmir BJP expressed gratitude for the efforts made by the government for their evacuation from the war-hit country.
Through a memorandum, they also expressed their gratitude towards PM NarendraModi for the successful conduct of “Operation Ganga”, which led to safe return of Indian students, who were struck in Ukraine.
The students shared their experiences about how they were brought out of the war zone and reached their homes safely. They were thankful to the local administration for working as a bridge between the parents and the government.
During the meeting, the MBBS students studying in different years shared their worries about future studies due to the prevailing situation in Ukraine. They requested the Lt Governor for helping them to continue their studies in India.
The Lt Governor paid a patient hearing to the students and said that the Government of India and Union Territory government is deeply concerned about their future and working on a policy so they can complete their studies in the country itself.
The students who met the Lt Governor included Simon Jeet Singh, Arjun Gandotra, Aryan Dubey, Muskan Mahajan, Isha Sharma, RidhiGoja, Chandan Singh Rana, JasleenKour, Diksha Khanna, and ParvAtri.

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