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10 Bangladeshis Evacuated By India From Ukraine: PM Hasina Dials To Thank PM Modi

  • Ayanangsha Maitra
  • March 15, 2022
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has expressed her gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for rescuing nine stranded Bangladeshi students from Sumy, the north-eastern city of besieged Ukraine and other areas.

At least two more Bangladeshi nationals are still stuck in Mariupol, shared Ambassador Sultana Laila Hossain, Bangladesh’s envoy to Poland and Ukraine in an exclusive interaction with The New Indian. Ambassador Hossain also thanked India for saving 10 Bangladeshi lives.

Nine Bangladeshis have been evacuated by India under its pilot evacuation drive Operation Ganga on March 9, and one Bangladeshi was airlifted on March 4. The nine evacuees are on the way to the domicile via transit route in Poland.

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Ayanangsha Maitra

Ayanangsha Maitra is a freelance journalist, and Research Associate at The Peninsula Foundation. He is a PhD scholar with the Department of Defence and Strategic Studies, University of Madras. He tweets at @Ayanangsha

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