A group of Indian workers on Saturday returned home from strife-torn Iraq by a special Air India flight and recalled the trying circumstances they passed through in that country including non-payment of money for three months. The evacuated Indians also included 15 from Gujarat’s Navsari who came to Delhi, and from there, boarded a flight to Mumbai, on way to their homes. The returnees said even though many of them had not been paid for more than three months they were relieved to be back home. Sajal Kumar from Gujarat, who was working in a construction company in the conflict-hit country, said that he has not been able to forget the sound of bomb explosions near their residence in Kirkuk. “It was a stressful time for us. The sound of bomb explosions was heard everyday. We lived in tough conditions. We used to live in tents,” Sajal said.