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Russian racket behind trap, extortion of my son: Mother
The New Indian Express Belagavi
|October 11, 2025
Accused of being mercenary in Ukraine
IN the quiet town of Morbi, a mother's cry is echoing louder than the chaos of war. Her son, Sahil Majothi, who went to Russia to build a future, now stands accused of being a mercenary in the Ukraine war. However, his mother claims he was framed, trapped, and lured into the Russian Army after a false drug case destroyed his life.
The shocking saga unfolded after the Ukrainian Army released a video of his surrender. His family now pleads for justice, saying their son's dreams were crushed and turned into a battlefield nightmare.
This story is from the October 11, 2025 edition of The New Indian Express Belagavi.
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