Family of Nepali student ‘captured’ in Ukraine urges government to act
Summary
The family of a Nepali student allegedly captured in Ukraine is calling on the government to act to secure his release. Despite multiple prime ministers since the initial appeal, the family has had no contact since May last year and is frustrated by the lack of government response.
Key Points
- Sujan Subedi, a Nepali student, was allegedly captured in Ukraine during his service with the Russian army.
- He had initially gone to Russia on a study visa in 2022 and later joined the Russian military as the war with Ukraine intensified.
- His family has had no contact with him since May of the previous year and has urged the Nepali government to intervene.
- Local protests demanding government action were blocked by police, highlighting the family's ongoing struggle for support.
