'ہمیں یقین نہیں تھا کہ گھر پہنچ سکیں گے'، آپریشن سندھو کے تحت ایران سے پہلا قافلہ کشمیر پہنچا

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طلبہ کے والدین نے اپنے بچوں کی واپسی پر اطمینان کی سانس لی اور خوشی کا اظہار کیا۔

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00:00situation is that the day-by-day there is a bad situation.

00:02We live in the URMIA,

00:05the URMIA University Medical Sanks,

00:07there are also bad situations.

00:09There are also bad situations.

00:09Every day there are 20-25 strikes.

00:12There are more than a capital city in the area.

00:15We have many Indian students.

00:17The situation is wrong with us.

00:20If you could go to a house,

00:21you could go to a house.

00:22When the situation is wrong,

00:24we are going to evacuate.

00:26In the morning,

00:28In the morning of the 16th morning, they came to the Armenian border from the Armenian capital city and brought us here.

00:38Every step and every point of help, I don't think anyone has any problem.

00:45We are very grateful for the government to play this role.

00:49Very, very thankful to the Indian government, whatever they did.

00:52It was so smooth, so smooth for us.

00:55There is no problem.

00:57If we are talking about the current situation, which is in Iran,

01:00it can be quite bad because the streets are not safe.

01:06If we are talking about the students,

01:08our university was much safer than other universities.

01:13But the rest of the universities are in drastic situations as compared to our universities.

01:18As we started to increase the attacks,

01:21the government gave us help line numbers.

01:24We had to contact them and quickly evacuated them.

01:27The facilities needed for evacuation,

01:31our passports, buses,

01:34our flights,

01:35our flights,

01:36to reach here,

01:37they were very quickly and were very cooperative.

01:39The situation is that every day is bad.

01:42We live in the URMIA.

01:44In the URMIA,

01:46the URMIA is in medical science.

01:47There are also bad conditions.

01:48In Tehran,

01:49there are more people.

01:50Every day,

01:51there are more people who have 20-25 strikes.

01:52There are more people in the capital city.

01:53In the residential area,

01:54there are more people who are studying.

01:56There are many Indian students.

01:57There are a TUM,

01:59in the URMIA,

02:00there are many people who have been there.

02:03There are also many people who have been out of the URMIA.

02:05The URMIA is in the URMIA.

02:06so we were in Indian embassy in the country

02:09so when the situation was too bad

02:12then we would have to evacuate

02:15so in the 16th of the morning

02:18we went to an Armenian border

02:21then we went to an Armenian border

02:24then we went to an Armenian capital city

02:26then we went to an emergency

02:28because we were safely back

02:30but we were worried about that also

02:33the situation is very bad

02:35we were worried about that

02:37even when we were here

02:38we had a lot of calls

02:39that the situation is extremely critical

02:41it was a very good way

02:43we didn't expect that

02:45our dormitory

02:47literally

02:48they gave us a light

02:50every step

02:52every point

02:53to help us

02:54I don't think

02:56there will be any problem

02:58we are very grateful

03:00for the government role-playing

03:02central government

03:04we are very happy

03:05that we are still

03:06that we are still

03:07in the fourth year

03:08so I was hoping

03:09that we will go back

03:11but we had to go back

03:12again

03:13it was very sad

03:14but we are happy

03:15to meet our parents

03:16because the environment

03:17that we didn't see

03:18that we would have to go

03:19that we would have to go

03:20that we would have to go

03:21that we would have to go back

03:22I will really appreciate the Iranian people

03:23because they are like very strong

03:25that we would have to go back

03:27that we would have to go back

03:28that we would have to go back

03:29and they were shut down everything

03:30they were trying to make it easy for every person there

03:32regarding that they are Iranian or non-Iranian

03:33so I hope that war will end and we will go back

03:36because our studies will complete

03:37completely

03:38so we are trying to make it easy for everyone

03:40regarding that they are Iranian or non-Iranian

03:42so I hope that war will end and we will go back

03:43because we will be completely

03:46very thankful for our studies

03:48like

03:49they are coming from the US

03:50so obviously they were trying to make it easy for everyone

03:54regarding that they are Iranian or non-Iranian

03:58so I hope that war will end and we will go back

04:01because our studies will complete

04:03very very thankful to the Indian government

04:05whatever they did

04:06it was so smooth for us

04:08there is no problem

04:10there is no problem

04:12but we had to come back

04:14just that we have to get some of the little people

04:15of our students

04:17because they have to arrange our kids

04:19for the right to heal

04:20and they have to arrange two days

04:21in this country

04:22we haven't been ready

04:24we are not prepared

04:25to go into the Davises

04:27but it is wrong

04:28we will only request our Chief Minister as a

04:31that we will give it

04:33just a bit

04:34so we will do

04:35just a bit

04:36so our parents

04:37our parents are beginning

04:38we are début,

04:39Hamad is outside.

04:40I'll see you.

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