Meanwhile in India, families of those forcibly sent to Russia to take part in combat...

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Meanwhile in India, the families of those forcibly sent to Russia to take part in combat have filed a collective lawsuit with the Supreme Court.

Twenty-six families whose children and husbands went to Russia for employment, but were deceived and forced to take part in the war on Russia’s side, have joined together and are trying through the court to obtain answers about the fate of their loved ones. The families are trying to find out the current condition of these people, namely whether they are alive or have died. They know nothing about their relatives, because in the Russian army they are forbidden from making calls and using phones. For this reason, the families are demanding that India’s ambassador to Russia provide updated information on the situation.

In total, 26 families have joined the lawsuit, although according to the lawyer, he knows of more than 100 such cases.

The problem here, of course, lies in a deep failure to understand what they are dealing with in the form of Putin’s regime. After all, Indian citizens were not deceived with contracts by accident. Recruiters from the Russian Defense Ministry knew perfectly well where the Indians would actually be sent.

The problem here, of course, is the Indians’ total lack of understanding of what they are dealing with in the form of Putin’s regime. They can appeal to courts and governments as much as they like, but the fact is that the Russians knew what they were doing when they deceived the Indians with contracts. They were recruited so that after two weeks of “training” they could be sent into assault units, without any concern for whether they survived or not. And now that they have gone missing, their Russian commanders do not give a damn about their fate.

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Russian Jobs Became Court Cases

In India, 26 families seek answers on relatives missing in Russia's army.

The contract worked only as a trap.