Mother Who Rode 1400 Kms To Bring Back Son During Covid Lockdown Is Worried About Younger Son Stuck In Ukraine
A mother’s love knows no bounds, they say. And isn’t that right? There are so many stories and incidences that prove that a mother will move mountains for their children if needed. And this isn’t only limited to humans but mothers of every species. One of these incidences was heard around 2 years ago amidst the nationwide covid lockdown when a Telangana woman rode almost 1,400 km on a scooter to bring her son back home. She is now worried about her 19-year-old son who is stuck in war-torn Ukraine amongst other Indian students.
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The mother in question, Razia Begum is a government school teacher in the Nizamabad district of Telangana. She is currently praying for the safe return of her younger son who is stuck in Ukraine just like a lot of other Indian students. He is currently in the war-torn country pursuing an MBBS at Sumy and is in his first year.
Razia Begum has appealed to PM Narendra Modi, CM K Chandrasekhar Rao, and state home minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali that they ensure that her son along with other Indian students returns back home safely. She said that her son has been in touch with her via phone and has asked her to not worry about him. According to TOI, transportation has been cut where he is stuck.
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Well, she can’t be blamed for her concern. Amidst everything going on between Russia and Ukraine and the effects, this has had on the latter, many are worried about those in the country. Many Indian students are stuck in Ukraine, awaiting help.
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First Published: March 04, 2022 3:57 PM
