10 Indians dead fighting in Ukraine war, says man who went to Russia
A Jalandhar man's search for his brother in Moscow has revealed a grim reality: at least ten Indians, including three from Punjab, have died fighting for the Russian army in Ukraine, with four others missing. Jagdeep Kumar, who made two trips to Russia, has obtained official confirmation of these deaths and is now working to repatriate the bodies.
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JALANDHAR: At least 10 Indians have been killed in Ukraine, and four are missing after joining the Russian army and being deployed to the frontlines, said a man from Punjab's Jalandhar, who went to Moscow to look for his missing brother.
Three of the dead are from Punjab, and the others are from UP and Jammu.Jagdeep Kumar of Goraya made two trips to Moscow this year in search of his brother Mandeep. After his second visit, he brought back a list of th-ose "confirmed killed according to Russian authorities".
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"I have been trying to coordinate with authorities to get their bodies back and called on (Rajya Sabha MP) Baba Seechewal today as he had helped me visit Russia," he said Sunday. Jagdeep presented all the documents to Seechewal's office, including those that confirm the deaths.