Tension of Indian students increased due to increasing cases of corona in China, Ministry of External Affairs gave this statement

In view of the increasing cases of corona virus, strictness has been increased in China. There new restrictions of Corona have been implemented. In such a situation, the difficulties of Indian students studying in China have also increased. Clouds of crisis are hovering over his return to China. Indian students studying in Chinese universities have not yet been allowed to enter China for offline classes. This issue was raised with the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi, when questioned in the press conference, said that the matter of return of Indian students studying in Chinese educational institutions has been raised many times. This conversation has been going on since the implementation of Corona’s restrictions. China has been made aware that the continuance of sanctions is putting the academic careers of Indian students at risk.

Been taking up this matter with China on numerous occasions since restrictions were imposed, highlighted students’ plight&how continuation of restrictions was putting their academic careers in jeopardy: MEA when asked will China allow return of Indian students to complete studies pic.twitter.com/SYsEQ75YZI

— ANI (@ANI) March 17, 2022

He further said that till now the Chinese side has not given any clear response regarding the return of Indian students. Bagchi said that we will continue to urge China to take a favorable stance in the interest of our students that the facility of early return of students to China should be provided.

Let us tell you that the cases of Omicron variant sub-variant BA.2 Subvariant are increasing rapidly in China. If international reports are to be believed, at this time in China, the Kovid infection is spreading faster than at any time before. In the last two weeks, more than 10,000 new cases have been reported in China.

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