Afghan student wants to stay in India, says ‘cannot live under Taliban regime’
- 3 years ago
Students from Afghanistan studying at Pune University are not willing to go back to their country after the Taliban takeover and want to stay in India.
Afghan students are worried about their stay in India as the situation worsens. The academic courses of these foreign students will get over by the end of this year.
Afghan student Hommain Bathur said, "When I get to know that 15 provinces are under Taliban regime, I flew back to India. It's been a month since I have talked to my family. I have applied to UNHCR as a refugee. I will not to go back and live under the Taliban regime."
Afghan student Mujjamil Sabri said, "America pretends to be helpful, but the truth is different. The situation is worse for those who are working for the Afghanistan Government. Commercial flights are banned. I want to go to my family and stand with them but I cannot because the situation is very risky.”
Afghan students are worried about their stay in India as the situation worsens. The academic courses of these foreign students will get over by the end of this year.
Afghan student Hommain Bathur said, "When I get to know that 15 provinces are under Taliban regime, I flew back to India. It's been a month since I have talked to my family. I have applied to UNHCR as a refugee. I will not to go back and live under the Taliban regime."
Afghan student Mujjamil Sabri said, "America pretends to be helpful, but the truth is different. The situation is worse for those who are working for the Afghanistan Government. Commercial flights are banned. I want to go to my family and stand with them but I cannot because the situation is very risky.”