The ongoing violence in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, has left numerous Indian students stranded and desperate for help. In a heartening turn of events, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has personally reached out to these students, assuring them of all possible support and assistance.
The students, pursuing medical studies in Kyrgyzstan, are facing an unimaginable crisis. Despite the daytime calm, nighttime terror has become a harsh reality, with reports of violence and unrest pouring in. The Indian government has swung into action, working tirelessly to evacuate its citizens, including students, from the troubled region.
In a phone call with the students, CM Chouhan expressed deep concern over their safety and well-being. He assured them that the state government would leave no stone unturned to ensure their safe return. The students, who have been caught in the midst of the violence, are struggling to cope with the situation.
The Indian government has already begun evacuating its citizens from Kyrgyzstan, with multiple flights operating from Bishkek to Delhi. The students have been advised to stay indoors and avoid traveling alone, especially at night, to minimize risk.
The situation in Kyrgyzstan remains highly volatile, with reports of violence and unrest continuing to pour in. However, the Indian government and various state governments, including Madhya Pradesh, are working together to ensure the safe return of Indian citizens, including students, from the troubled region.
In this time of crisis, the swift response from CM Chouhan and the Indian government has brought hope to the stranded students and their families. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear - the Indian government will stop at nothing to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens, no matter where they are in the world.