The remains of a Hyderabad man who was allegedly killed in the Ukraine-Russia war has reached his native place.
The deceased is said to have been allegedly duped by his Indian agents into working as ‘helper’ for Russian army.
The remains of a Hyderabad man who was allegedly killed in the Ukraine-Russia war has reached his native place.
The deceased was allegedly duped into working as a helper for the Russian army. He is reportedly said to have been killed in the battlefield.
According to the news agency PTI quoting AIMIM sources said late on Saturday that the deceased Mohammed Asfan's remains reached his residence at Bazarghat in Hyderabad.
Earlier, the Indian Embassy in Moscow on March 6 confirmed Asfan's death and said it was in touch with his family members in Hyderabad.
According to the Asfan’s (30) family, who was among Indians "duped" by agents on the promise of jobs, was taken to Russia and forced to work as a "helper" for the Russian army.
On February 21, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi told reporters that family members of some Indian youngsters, including two from Telangana, had informed him that their kin were duped by agents on the promise of jobs and taken to Russia. However, they were allegedly sent to the war front on the Russia-Ukraine border.
Owaisi had then requested the Union government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to hold talks with the Russian government to bring the youngsters back to India.