Big statement of Chinese ambassador, Indian students will be able to return soon to study in China

Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said on Saturday that thousands of Indian students who had returned from China after the outbreak of Covid-19 may now get a chance to resume their education soon. He said that the first batch of many such youth may soon leave for the neighboring country. The governments of both countries are working together to ensure that students can complete their education.

Flight service between India and China has been suspended due to visa restrictions since the spread of the corona virus infection two years ago. Chinese officials say the two countries are in talks to resume limited flights. Earlier last week, China said that it has started the process of returning Indian students trapped in the country after returning home due to the global infectious epidemic Covid-19. The first batch of foreign students may return to China soon. This statement from China has raised hopes for thousands of Indian students to rejoin their colleges located in China.

Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong said that we are working diligently for the return of foreign students to China and this process has started for the return of Indian students. Withdrawal is starting soon for all foreign students. We are confident that we will see the return of the first batch of Indian students very soon and we will continue to do so while ensuring protection against COVID-19, Weidong said.

However, last week, when asked what is the stage of processing the list provided by the Indian embassy here about Indian students wanting to return, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that the relevant information would be released soon. China is currently processing a list of hundreds of Indian students wishing to return to the country to rejoin their colleges. More than 23,000 Indian students are registered in China. Most of them are pursuing medical studies. Those who are reportedly stranded at home due to visa restrictions enforced due to the Covid-19 pandemic.