Members of Hindu Sena, a right-wing Hindu group, have canvassed across Delhi, including Mandi House, a historic place a few kilometres away from parliament and Prime Minister's office, in support of Russia amid ongoing special military operations in Ukraine.
"The bilateral dispute between the two countries has been exponentially escalated by the unnecessary interference of the western countries, leading to inconvenience and endangered other countries," Vishnu Gupta, president of the Hindu Sena, said on Tuesday.
The group also blasted the Ukrainian authorities for arming civilians to fight their "fascist war."
The Hindu nationalist has accused Ukrainian authorities of blackmail as the eastern European country failed to receive India's support at the United Nations.
"India as a sovereign nation has every right to take a stand as per her interests and relationship, and no country or their citizens have the right to humiliate and beat up our citizens," Gupta added.
Over 10,000 Indian nationals were stuck in different parts of Ukraine as they accused Ukrainian authorities of racial discrimination and violence.
On Monday, India's main opposition Congress politician Rahul Gandhi shared a video of Indian students waiting to cross into Poland from Ukraine, showing a Ukrainian border guard kicking one of them.