Gurung, working in a private security company, canceled his trip to Afghanistan under pressure from his mother, wife and friends.
The Indian government has airlifted more than 300 of its people from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, 49-year-old Sanjay Gurung had thanked God. Gurung, an ex-serviceman, was on his way to Kabul on July 15 for some company work. But his wife called him and pleaded not to go. Apart from his wife, his mother and friends also told him not to go, due to the overwhelming insistence of the people, he has canceled his plan to go to Kabul.
Gurung, who is on his way to join a private security agency in Kabul, said that the situation is currently visible in Afghanistan. Looking at him, it is only thanks to God that he did not go to Kabul and did not have to get into such big troubles. Gurung said that after retiring from the army, he was working in a private security agency in Iraq in 2012 before moving to Afghanistan for the same work. He was still working in a private agency in Afghanistan, but he left the job in January and returned after the salary was reduced.
After this, he had applied at another place, where he was selected and he had to go to join a new job on July 15. Apart from this, fourteen other people from Dehradun were also selected along with him. Out of which 11 people left already, but four people were late. After this we took out the ticket for July 15. And his wife forbade him to go citing the situation in Afghanistan. His mother also begged him a lot. Due to which he decided to return.
Gurung said, “A few days back he had come across a video in which a group of people like him were appealing to bring them back from the country. Two of them were his friends too. He was very lucky in view of this situation. A phone call from his wife saves his fate from going dark, though he is currently worried about the condition of his friends.
Gurung, working in a private security company, canceled his trip to Afghanistan under pressure from his mother, wife and friends.
The Indian government has airlifted more than 300 of its people from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, 49-year-old Sanjay Gurung had thanked God. Gurung, an ex-serviceman, was on his way to Kabul on July 15 for some company work. But his wife called him and pleaded not to go. Apart from his wife, his mother and friends also told him not to go, due to the overwhelming insistence of the people, he has canceled his plan to go to Kabul.
Gurung, who is on his way to join a private security agency in Kabul, said that the situation is currently visible in Afghanistan. Looking at him, it is only thanks to God that he did not go to Kabul and did not have to get into such big troubles. Gurung said that after retiring from the army, he was working in a private security agency in Iraq in 2012 before moving to Afghanistan for the same work. He was still working in a private agency in Afghanistan, but he left the job in January and returned after the salary was reduced.
After this, he had applied at another place, where he was selected and he had to go to join a new job on July 15. Apart from this, fourteen other people from Dehradun were also selected along with him. Out of which 11 people left already, but four people were late. After this we took out the ticket for July 15. And his wife forbade him to go citing the situation in Afghanistan. His mother also begged him a lot. Due to which he decided to return.
Gurung said, “A few days back he had come across a video in which a group of people like him were appealing to bring them back from the country. Two of them were his friends too. He was very lucky in view of this situation. A phone call from his wife saves his fate from going dark, though he is currently worried about the condition of his friends.
Gurung, working in a private security company, canceled his trip to Afghanistan under pressure from his mother, wife and friends.
The Indian government has airlifted more than 300 of its people from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, 49-year-old Sanjay Gurung had thanked God. Gurung, an ex-serviceman, was on his way to Kabul on July 15 for some company work. But his wife called him and pleaded not to go. Apart from his wife, his mother and friends also told him not to go, due to the overwhelming insistence of the people, he has canceled his plan to go to Kabul.
Gurung, who is on his way to join a private security agency in Kabul, said that the situation is currently visible in Afghanistan. Looking at him, it is only thanks to God that he did not go to Kabul and did not have to get into such big troubles. Gurung said that after retiring from the army, he was working in a private security agency in Iraq in 2012 before moving to Afghanistan for the same work. He was still working in a private agency in Afghanistan, but he left the job in January and returned after the salary was reduced.
After this, he had applied at another place, where he was selected and he had to go to join a new job on July 15. Apart from this, fourteen other people from Dehradun were also selected along with him. Out of which 11 people left already, but four people were late. After this we took out the ticket for July 15. And his wife forbade him to go citing the situation in Afghanistan. His mother also begged him a lot. Due to which he decided to return.
Gurung said, “A few days back he had come across a video in which a group of people like him were appealing to bring them back from the country. Two of them were his friends too. He was very lucky in view of this situation. A phone call from his wife saves his fate from going dark, though he is currently worried about the condition of his friends.
Gurung, working in a private security company, canceled his trip to Afghanistan under pressure from his mother, wife and friends.
The Indian government has airlifted more than 300 of its people from Afghanistan. Meanwhile, 49-year-old Sanjay Gurung had thanked God. Gurung, an ex-serviceman, was on his way to Kabul on July 15 for some company work. But his wife called him and pleaded not to go. Apart from his wife, his mother and friends also told him not to go, due to the overwhelming insistence of the people, he has canceled his plan to go to Kabul.
Gurung, who is on his way to join a private security agency in Kabul, said that the situation is currently visible in Afghanistan. Looking at him, it is only thanks to God that he did not go to Kabul and did not have to get into such big troubles. Gurung said that after retiring from the army, he was working in a private security agency in Iraq in 2012 before moving to Afghanistan for the same work. He was still working in a private agency in Afghanistan, but he left the job in January and returned after the salary was reduced.
After this, he had applied at another place, where he was selected and he had to go to join a new job on July 15. Apart from this, fourteen other people from Dehradun were also selected along with him. Out of which 11 people left already, but four people were late. After this we took out the ticket for July 15. And his wife forbade him to go citing the situation in Afghanistan. His mother also begged him a lot. Due to which he decided to return.
Gurung said, “A few days back he had come across a video in which a group of people like him were appealing to bring them back from the country. Two of them were his friends too. He was very lucky in view of this situation. A phone call from his wife saves his fate from going dark, though he is currently worried about the condition of his friends.
