Indians Return From Iran Amid Ongoing Protests
Several Indian nationals returned to New Delhi after leaving Iran amid a worsening security situation triggered by ongoing protests. The returnees arrived at Indira Gandhi International Airport and were seen reuniting with their families after days of uncertainty.
Accounts From Returnees
Those who came back described the situation in Iran as tense and unsafe, citing frequent protests and disruptions to daily life. Some said internet shutdowns made it difficult to stay in touch with their families in India, adding to the stress. Many expressed relief on reaching home safely.
Government Advisory and Support
The Indian government had issued an advisory asking its citizens in Iran to exercise caution and consider returning due to the volatile conditions. The Indian Embassy in Tehran assisted nationals with guidance and coordination for travel. Officials said the situation is being closely monitored and further assistance will be provided if required.
The Ministry of External Affairs has reiterated that the safety of Indian citizens abroad remains a priority as unrest in parts of Iran continues to draw international concern.
