Rajya Sabha member Satnam Singh Sandhu.
The youth who have gone to earn livelihood from India are being pushed into Russia-Ukraine Jung by wearing uniforms. Rajya Sabha MP Satnam Singh Sandhu said that about 127 such youths have come out from India who were trapped there, 98 of them have been brought back. Bring the remaining youths
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Sandhu said during a press conference in Chandigarh that the families of the victim youths shared contact with them. He said that the voice notes sent by the youth are going to create concern. He is in a very bad situation there.
Indians are being placed on front
The MP said that the youth are telling that they are being kept on the front during the war and many youths have been killed during this war and the physical parts of many have been disarmed. Even though he had gone abroad by migrating wrongly, but still the central government is trying to bring him back. Demand for intervention by writing a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs Satnam Singh Sandhu said that on his behalf, a letter has been written to the Ministry of External Affairs, requesting to intervene to save many Punjabi youths trapped in Russia. These Punjabi youths are allegedly cheated with a promise of attractive jobs and are forced to join the Russian army.
Letter written to the Ministry of External Affairs
In a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs, Sandhu, MP Satnam Sandhu requested immediate intervention to save the youth of Punjab trapped in Russia. He said that these youths have allegedly misled by luring jobs in Russia by the alleged fraudulent agents.
A letter to the Ministry of External Affairs stated that on reaching Russia, these youths were forced to signed contracts, training in the Russian army and deploy to the Russian-Ukraine Conflict area. The MP has demanded immediate action in the matter to ensure the safety of these youths and to ensure early return to their families in India.
Sandhu said, “I have raised the issue of saving Punjabi youth trapped in Russia before the Ministry of External Affairs and am keeping a close watch on the situation and coordinating with all the concerned officials to ensure their safe comeback. I also urge my youth and their parents to be alert and promise to promise fascinating job opportunities and promise fascinating agents.”
Agent pushed into war with three and a half million Satnam Singh Sandhu said that many such incidents have come to light where Indian young fraudsters have been seduced by travel agents and have been victims of false promises of attractive jobs in foreigners.
Moga’s youth calls MP
Many of these youths were caught under unsafe situations, where they are facing serious difficulties. One such case is recently of Punjabi youth Buta Singh, a resident of Kalra village of Moga, Moga, Punjab.
Buta Singh, trapped in Russia, contacted MP Satnam Singh Sandhu and recited his objections and pleaded for a safe return to India. Which received a Russian visa for Rs 3.5 lakh through an agent from Delhi, which promised to get a job in Russia.
