Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal
The Ministry of External Affairs has once again warned Indian citizens not to accept the offer of joining the Russian Army under any circumstances. Recently, many such cases have been reported, where Indians were inducted into the Russian Army with the help of false promises by luring jobs.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal issued a statement saying that the matter has been raised with Russia both Delhi and Moscow. India has strictly urged the Russian authorities to stop this practice immediately and the Indians who have been admitted and admitted should be freed.
Discussion has also been held in Modi-Putin meeting
According to the information, the issue of fake recruitment has been raised in the meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier. The Government of India is constantly pressurizing Russia on this matter, so that no Indian will be pushed under compulsion or by deception in a dangerous situation like war.
The Ministry of External Affairs said that the government is in constant touch with the Indian citizens who have been affected by this recruitment process. Many people have shared their problems, and India is trying to ensure their safe return.
Government’s strict appeal
The statement of the Ministry of External Affairs said that we once again make strict requests to all Indian citizens to stay away from any proposal to join the Russian Army, as this is a very dangerous step. Many agencies or brokers are attracting youth by showing a dream of employment in Russia, but in reality they are directly pushed into the army. The government has appealed to the people not to get stuck in such greed and give immediate information about any suspicious offer.
