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Kyiv station or Poland border, no respite for Indian students
Updated On: 01 March, 2022 12:15 PM IST | Mumbai | Rohit Parikh
Little food, freezing climate and aggressive soldiers who do not hesitate to assault them at the drop of a hat; harrowing accounts reach from Ukraine

Khushboo (left) with her friends in Ukraine
The lifting of curfew in Kyiv and the subsequent announcement that students can take trains from the Ukrainian capital towards the western part of the country didn’t bring much cheer for scores of Indian students stranded there.
Khushboo Gajra, a student of Lviv National Medical College, told mid-day, “The ground reality is far from what media reports are trying to portray. We walked for 40 kilometres and then covered another 30 kilometres by bus to reach the Poland border. Just when we were 6-7 km from the border, we were informed that the curfew had been lifted in Kyiv and we could take trains from there.”




