Bollywood actor-Sonu Sood have been in headlines ever since he started helping migrant workers reach their home. Now he took this mission to international level and bought back 135 medical students who were stuck in Kyrgyzstan to India. Students successfully returned home in healthy condition. He sent a private charter plane to rescue those students. Students were extremely happy as they reached home after a long time. In this time of crisis due to Covid-19, he has been working tirelessly to help people in need.
The private charter plane carrying 135 students from Kyrgyzstan landed on Lal Bahadur Shashtri International Airport at around 10pm IST. After completing all the formalities of Covid-19 the students were on cloud-nine.
This mission of Sonu Sood started when these students asked for help to him via Twitter. Students came to this decision after they noticed that Sonu Sood is active on social media. Students were hoping for a response and Sonu Sood replied informing that he will try his best to bring them back. Without any delay Sonu Sood took this challenge of bringing them back in his hand.
In this pandemic situation, everybody is in trouble and there are lots of limitations to everything. Some of the students said that they asked help from Indian government and Indian Embassy despite knowing the fact that if it was possible the Government could've helped them. Indian government is working so hard to bring back its citizen from worldwide. These students would have rescued soon or later by the government, but Sonu Soon realized and understood the situation and rescued them in the best possible way.
These students were stuck in Kyrgyzstan from past four months. they just gave their exams and right after that they got stuck there as lots of countries including India were locked down to slowdown the cases. But now, one can come to India by following certain rules and guidelines issued by the government. Sonu Sood took care of all the rules and by following all the guidelines only he bought those students back to their homeland.