India Urges Citizens to Leave Iran Amid Rising Tensions
The Indian government has issued a strong advisory asking its citizens currently in Iran to leave the country at the earliest amid a worsening security situation.
Advisory Issued as Unrest Spreads
The Ministry of External Affairs said the advisory follows the spread of protests across several Iranian cities and growing uncertainty over the regional security environment. Indian nationals have been advised to assess their situation carefully and make immediate arrangements to exit using available commercial options.
Embassy Guidance to Indians
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has asked citizens to remain in close contact, register their presence, and follow official advisories. Those unable to leave immediately have been advised to exercise caution, avoid public gatherings, and closely monitor local developments.
Geopolitical Risks Highlighted
The advisory also comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the United States, adding to concerns over the safety of foreign nationals. Indian authorities said the situation remains fluid and unpredictable.
The government said ensuring the safety and security of Indian citizens abroad remains a priority and that further updates will be issued as needed.
