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Madurai girl returns home after detention in Russia for overstaying visa, says Indian Embassy failed to help her

Madurai girl returns home after detention in Russia for overstaying visa, says Indian Embassy failed to help her

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A fourth‑year MBBS student from Madurai, Daisy Asha Moraes, was stranded in Russia after domestic flights were cancelled amid the Russia‑Ukraine conflict. She says the Indian Embassy did not respond to her pleas for help, and she was subsequently detained for overstaying her visa. After her release, she returned home, alleging that the embassy failed to assist her during the ordeal.

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    MADURAI: A fourth-year MBBS student from Madurai, Daisy Asha Moraes, who was stranded in Russia following the cancellation of domestic flights amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict, has alleged that the Indian Embassy failed to respond to her pleas for assistance, resulting in her detention for…

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MADURAI: A fourth-year MBBS student from Madurai, Daisy Asha Moraes, who was stranded in Russia following the cancellation of domestic flights amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict, has alleged that the Indian Embassy failed to respond to her pleas for assistance, resulting in her detention for…

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