Pakistani girl expelled from Ukraine, listen to what Asma said for PM Modi and Indian Embassy

India is playing an important role in evacuating Indians and people from other countries trapped in Ukraine amid the war. On the initiative of PM Narendra Modi, Putin and Zelensky are giving a chance to rescue people safely from the humanitarian corridor by stopping the war. Many Pakistanis trapped there are also leaving with the help of the Indian Embassy in Kyiv. These people are expressing gratitude to India.

One such Pakistani girl Asma Shafiq has also been safely evacuated from Ukraine by the Indian team. She will return home soon. Asma has thanked PM Modi and the Indian Embassy for this help. Asma said, 'My name is Asma Shafiq. I am thankful to the Indian Embassy in Kyiv for providing us all possible help. We were stuck here in a very difficult situation. I am also thankful to the Prime Minister of India that because of him we were able to get out of here, thank you for helping. Thanks to the Indian embassy, ​​we are going home safely. Thank you.' Hear what she is saying in the video:

#WATCH | Pakistan's Asma Shafique thanks the Indian embassy in Kyiv and Prime Minister Modi for evacuating her.

Shas been rescued by Indian authorities and is enroute to Western #Ukraine for further evacuation out of the country. She will be reunited with her family soon:Sources pic.twitter.com/9hiBWGKvNp

— ANI (@ANI) March 9, 2022

Sources said that Asma Shafiq was rescued by Indian Embassy officials in Kyiv. She was stuck in a war-torn area. She was facing great troubles. In the meantime, when he came to know about the efforts to evacuate people from the Indian Embassy, ​​he contacted the Indian authorities. On this Asma is also being taken out along with other Indians to western Ukraine. She will soon reach her family.

The war in Ukraine has been going on for the last 13 days. On Tuesday, a large number of people were evacuated from the humanitarian corridor after stopping the war for a few hours. PM Modi had a phone conversation with Russian President Putin and Ukraine's President Zelensky to rescue stranded Indians and others. Both the leaders had agreed to stop the war on this for a few hours. Many times in the midst of the war, people have been evacuated after stopping the struggle. On the other hand, bodies are scattered on the streets of Ukraine. A serious humanitarian crisis has arisen. Millions of people have been displaced. Hundreds of lives have been lost.