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Indian student who was shot in Kyiv arrives in Delhi on IAF flight

The Ministry of External Affairs on Friday announced that the government had decided to bear the medical expenses of Harjot Singh

Injured Indian national Harjot SIngh is assisted off the aircraft after being evacuated from war-torn Ukraine upon his arrival at the Hindon Airport in Ghaziabad (Photo: PTI)
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Injured Indian national Harjot SIngh is assisted off the aircraft after being evacuated from war-torn Ukraine upon his arrival at the Hindon Airport in Ghaziabad (Photo: PTI)

PTI New Delhi
Indian student Harjot Singh, who was shot in Ukrainian capital Kyiv a few days ago, landed at the Hindon airbase here Monday evening, with his family heaving a sigh of relief after seeing him alive. The 31-year-old student, who had received four bullets, including one in chest, was immediately taken to the Army Hospital (Research And Referral) in an ambulance from the airport. His family members, who came to receive him at the Hindon airbase with bouquets, followed the ambulance in their car.

Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh, who was in Poland to facilitate the evacuation of