Ukraine war: 7 Indian travelers from Punjab, Haryana 'fooled' into enlisting in Russian Armed force, look for help

 A gathering of Indians claimed that they got fooled into enlisting in the military in Russia and were shipped off battle in the Ukraine war.

A gathering of seven young fellows hailing from Punjab and Haryana have made an earnest supplication to the experts for help, charging that they were tricked into military help in Russia and have been conveyed to participate in Ukraine conflict.

The seven Indians have been recognized as Gagandeep Singh (24), Lovepreet Singh (24), Narain Singh (22), Gurpreet Singh (21), Gurpreet Singh (23), Cruel Kumar (20) and Abhishek Kumar (21).

 While five specialists are supposed to be from Punjab, the other two are from Haryana, In a 105-second video coursing via web-based entertainment stage X (previously Twitter), the seven men are seen wearing military winter coats or skull covers. 

They are situated inside a faintly lit and unkempt room with a fixed window toward one side. Six of them are bunched in a corner while the seventh, distinguished as 19-year-old Unforgiving from Karnal, Haryana, records a video message enumerating their dilemma and engaging for help. they left for Russia on December 27 - to praise the New Year there. 

They had a visa for the Russia trip - legitimate for 90 days - however at that point went to adjoining Belarus.

"A specialist proposed to take us to Belarus... we didn't know we wanted a visa. At the point when we went to Belarus (without a visa) the specialist asked us for additional cash and afterward deserted us. The police got us and given us over to Russian specialists, who made us sign records," Unforgiving said in the video."Now they (Russia) are driving us to battle in the conflict against Ukraine."

Cruel's family told the news channel that he had likewise looked for work abroad, and was purportedly informed that it would be more straightforward to emigrate to a nation of his decision assuming that he went through Russia.Harsh's sibling guaranteed he was given weapons preparing and conveyed to the Donestsk district.

 the men were "constrained" into military help. "They had to enlist in the military there since the reports which they endorsed in Belarus were in the Russian language. It said they either acknowledge detainment for a very long time or enlist in the Russian armed force," Amrit Singh was cited as saying.

Reports have proposed that up to 100 Indian nationals had been enlisted as care staff by the Russian Armed force and that many them had been compelled to battle on the line with Ukraine.

Last week, the outer issues service said around 20 Indian nationals presenting with the Russian military have moved toward specialists looking for help for their release, against the setting of reports of losses among Indians compelled to battle in the conflict against Ukraine.

Outside issues service representative Randhir Jaiswal told a customary media preparation that nearly 20 Indians, functioning as care staff or partners with the Russian Armed force, have reached Indian experts for help. He didn't determine the all out number of Indians accepted to be working with the Russian military.