At least two Indians are known to have been killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine, and dozens more in the combat zone have claimed that they were deceived into taking part in the war. Modi raised the issue at a private dinner hosted by Putin on the evening of July 8, sources said. Russia agreed to release all Indians serving in its army and facilitate their return, the people added. At the dinner, Putin also congratulated Modi on his re-election to a third term and spoke about the growing prestige of the Indian economy. Read also: India refuses to sign Global Peace Summit Communiqué, calls it…