Harjot’s family urged the government to evacuate him to Delhi as fast as possible for further treatment

New Delhi: An Indian national and a resident of Delhi, Harjot Singh, received bullet injuries while he was attempting to escape from the Ukrainian capital, and is currently in a Kyiv hospital, where he is said to be “out of danger”.

Harjot’s brother Prabhjot Singh, who resides in Delhi’s Chhattarpur, told IANS:

“The last conversation I had with Harjot was on February 26 at 9 p.m. I haven’t spoken to him since then. On March 2, at night, he contacted the family and informed them about his injuries.”

“He informed that he was hit by three to four bullets while he was trying to leave Kiev. Local people took him to the hospital via ambulance and after four days, when he regained consciousness, he contacted the family with a doctor’s cellphone,” Prabhjot narrated.

“We also went to the embassy, gave them all the documents as Harjot has lost them when he was shot.”

Harjot’s family urged the government to evacuate him to Delhi as fast as possible for further treatment.

According to information, Harjot was trying to reach the border with his friends and was expected to catch a train from Kiev and reach Lviv somehow. However, he and his companions were not “allowed” to sit in the train.

He was shot at when he and his friends were coming out of the station. Harjot could not identify who fired the shots.

On Tuesday March 01, Naveen Shekarappa Gyanagouda, MBBS student from Karnataka, was killed in shelling by Russian troops in Kharkiv, Ukraine.

Meanwhile, an Indian doctor on Thursday said he has stuck in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev along with his family members and sought government’s help for immediate evacuation.