The Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) Dhemaji district unit has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take the required efforts to rescue Indian students who are still stuck in war-torn Ukraine, bringing relief to their parents. The organisation submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister in this regard. The group thanked the Prime Minister for his actions during the Russia-Ukraine War in a memorandum signed by Dhemaji unit MASS secretary-in-charge Baikuntha Hazarika.

"We are thankful for your bold and diplomatic action during the present Russia-Ukraine conflict. You have been working very hard to evacuate Indian students from Ukraine and return them to India. It's a very commendable task "The Prime Minister was commended in the memorandum. The organisation also urged the Prime Minister to take quick action to evacuate the other students from Assam, as well as the rest of the country, who are still stranded in Ukraine.

"Many students from Assam and other regions of India are now stranded in Ukraine, where they are suffering hardship. The Ukraine Army has even tortured them, according to social media. As a result, we urge you to take the immediate steps necessary to remove Indian students from Ukraine and provide relief to their parents "the addition to the memorandum.

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