Indian students were expelled from Tehran amidst deteriorating conditions in Iran, many people were also helped to get out of Armenia border

In view of the deteriorating situation in Iran, India has shifted Indian students living in Tehran out of the city for security reasons. Let us tell you that this arrangement has been made by the Indian Embassy. Apart from this, India has requested other Indians that if they are able to get out of Tehran from their vehicles, then they too have been advised to leave the city in view of the current situation. A statement issued by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said that some Indian citizens have also been assisted to exit Iran via Armenia border. The Ministry of External Affairs has said in a statement that the embassy is constantly in touch with the Indian community, so that all possible assistance can be provided. The statement said that in view of the uncertainty of the situation, further advice can be issued.

Earlier, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs had said that all Indian citizens in Iran have been requested to immediately contact the Indian embassy and provide their location and contact number, as the conflict between Iran and Israel has intensified. The Indian mission has also advised all Indian citizens and people of Indian origin (PIOs) to go out of Tehran with their own resources to move to a safe place outside the city. The Indian Embassy in Tehran said in a post on ‘X’, “All Indian citizens who are in Tehran and are not in contact with the embassy are requested to immediately contact the Indian Embassy in Tehran and provide their location and contact number. Please contact these numbers: +9890101444557; +989128109115; +989128109109. ”

This post has come at a time when the conflict between Israel and Iran has intensified and they have attacked for the fifth day. Let us tell you that among the current situation, US President Donald Trump has left for Washington a day before the G7 Summit in Canada. Trump has also warned the Iranians to leave Tehran immediately.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi said that a 24 -hour control room has been set up in the Ministry in view of the ongoing developments in Iran and Israel. The statement said, “The contact details of the control room are as follows: 1800118797 (toll-free), +91-11-23012113, +91-11-23014104, +91-11-23017905, +91-91-9968291988 (WhatsApp). Emergency helpline is installed. It states, “For calls only: +98 9128109115, +98 9128109109; For WhatsApp: +98 901044557, +98 9015993320, +91 8086871709, Bandar Abbas: +98 9177699036, Jahidan: +98 93963566649. “

Let us tell you that US President Donald Trump suddenly left the G-7 summit in Calgary on Monday evening, so that he could focus on security related matters in the Middle East. Due to this, the plan of his bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was canceled, while PM Modi had reached there for that meeting, but at the same time Trump’s departure was announced. The Trump summit was present for less than 24 hours. White House spokesman Caroline Lewit said, “A lot was achieved, but what is happening in the Middle East will leave President Trump.”

Let us tell you that Trump shocked the whole world when he wrote in a post: “Iran should have signed the ‘compromise’ that I told them. How regrettable and waste of human life. Simply put, Iran is doing the same again!” And at the end of the post, it was written: “Everyone should immediately empty Tehran.” Trump also reiterated: “Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. I had said this earlier and now I am saying again.”