Five people from Rasra town of Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh went to Iran in connection with a religious visit, but now they are stranded there. His family has appealed to the central government to help for their safe return.
Indians are stuck in hotel
According to family members, five people named Syed Asad Ali Bakr, Syed Mohammad Murtaza Hussain, Syed Mohammed, Shama Jahan and Syed Najmuskib reached Iran via Iraq on 25 May. Currently all of them are safe in a hotel in Tehran, but their return has become difficult due to the ongoing struggle between Iran-Israel.
Atif, a resident of Rasra, told that his family members first went to Iraq, then reached Iran. Another person who went with him, Masiur Rahman returned to India from Iraq on June 7, but the remaining five people are still trapped in Tehran.
MP wrote a letter
Family members said that due to the shutdown of air service, they do not see any hope of returning at the moment. Meanwhile, Ballia MP Sanatan Pandey has written a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs demanding the necessary steps to return home to these five people.
On the other hand, the people of Nai Basti Gheri village of Deva police station area of ​​Barabanki district of Uttar Pradesh are also worried about the safety of their loved ones, who are working in Israel and are living in bunkers there due to war.
Indians also trapped in Israel
Onkar Singh, whose brother Monu Singh is trapped in Israel, told that he talks every morning and evening and sends videos of missiles from Monu Bunker. At the same time, Bablu, who has been working in Israel for 14 months, said that as soon as the siren rings, all the people go into the bunker, where there is a system of food and drink.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav has also appealed to the central government to bring back Indian citizens trapped abroad by sending special aircraft.