Indians Stranded in Iran AMID WITH Israel: Many Indian citizens are still stranded in many cities of Iran between the war between Iran and Israel. These include students, pilgrims, researchers and employees migrating from many states of India.
The Indian embassy located in Iran’s capital Tehran and Israeli city of Tel Aviv is sending Indian citizens to safe places in addition to this, apart from this, they are sending them all from Iran and Israel as soon as possible and sending them back to India. However, a large number of Indian citizens are still stranded in religious setters and universities located in warning areas and are threatened on their return.
10 students of UP stranded in Iran
According to the Times of India report, after the Israeli attack started in Iran early this week, 10 students living in Sakhani village of Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh have not been contacted for several days. Meanwhile, Sadf Jehra, a 22-year-old MBBS student at Tehran University, said, “Sadf said that he is fine. Since then his phone is closed. The next day he called and told that the university has shifted him to a safe place three kilometers away.”
Nearly 1000 people are stranded in Lucknow in Iran
Many pilgrims from Lucknow, Prayagraj, Varanasi and Meerut in Uttar Pradesh are stuck in the ongoing attacks in Iran during the Iran-Israel War. These include about 28 pilgrims from Lucknow.
At the same time, Tour operator of Mehndi Tour and Travels Akil Zafar Rizvi said that about 1000 pilgrims from Lucknow are currently stranded in Iran. All those people are currently struggling with lack of money and limited access to medicines. Whereas families living in Kithore of Isapur area of ​​Meerut have confirmed the strand of 11 pilgrims in Iran. Women and children are also among the people trapped in Iran.
People of 13 districts of Uttarakhand were reported to be trapped in Iran- Dgp Deepam Seth
Apart from this, 36 people of Mangalore area of ​​Haridwar of Uttarakhand have been confirmed to be stranded in Iran. These include students, pilgrims and employees going on long term. Uttarakhand DGP Deepam Seth said that the police have so far received information about people being trapped in Iran from 13 districts of the state.
People of West Bengal are not having contact
At the same time, 11 pilgrims from West Bengal are also among the Indian citizens trapped in Iran. All those people left for Iran on May 30 and had to return to India on 18 June, but after June 17, they had no contact with them.