Five students of Rudrapur in Uttarakhand, studying in the city of Ternopil, Ukraine, are stranded due to the lockdown. At the same time, frustrated students have sent videos to request to take them home. In addition, the family is also worried about the students. On the other hand, Javed Ansari, Preet Vihar resident of Rudrapur, Arsh Malik, Mohammad Sharif resident of village Malpura, Chandan Jallhotra resident of Shimla Pistore and Usama Qureshi resident of Terai Vihar are studying MBBS at Ternopil Medical University, Ukraine. On the phone, Javed told that the coronavirus is spread in Ukraine. Along with this, there is a lockdown here since 13 March. They are in rented flats only. At the same time, due to lockdown, many problems are being faced.

Along with this, they have to worry about food and drink. They are not able to get out and the money is running out. At the same time, even rupees are not able to come from their homes for the expenses. Student Arsh Malik said that Indians have been brought back from other countries. Along with this, the Government of India should make arrangements to bring the stranded people from Ukraine also. Those people are extremely upset. Sahil, a resident of Indore, who lives with these students, said that along with the transport service, shops are closed. There are about one thousand Indian students living in this city, who are staying in hostels, they are not allowed to come out. They are highly apprehensive of Corona's fear. At the same time, medical students say that they have tweeted to the PM and other ministers along with the embassy.

Apart from this, matches have also been done but no response has been received yet. At the same time, Javed's brother Gufran resident Preet Vihar said that many other Indian students, including his brother, who is studying at Tarnopil University, are upset. They are trying to come to India and we are trying to bring them home through various mediums but have not got success so far. With this we request the Government of India to intervene in this matter and take action to bring back the Indian students trapped in Ukraine. Said that they will appeal to the district administration in this regard.

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