Late June 20, slogans of Bharat Mata Ki Jai and Hindustan Zindabad echoed at Delhi Airport, when a special aircraft took place safely for 290 Indian citizens who were taken out of the war affected Iran, which gave relief to hundreds of families. Those withdrawn included students, religious pilgrims and professionals, returning under Operation Sindhu, which is India’s latest rescue operation amid growing tension between Israel and Iran. The government’s quick coordination and execution of the operation praised the passengers, who described the effort as smooth, skilled and assured.
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Among those who came back were Tazkia Fatima, a resident of Noida, who described the uncertainty in Iran and told them emotionally. “There is a war situation. We were not sure how we would leave from there, but the Indian government made the whole process very easy. I am very grateful to the Government of India. Indian citizen from Iran, Mohammad Ali Qazim said that I am coming from the mash. We are helping us a lot by bringing it.
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Another refugee Alia Batul expressed his gratitude, highlighting the facility provided despite being abroad. My family was very worried. In Iran, we were comfortable, we were provided with a 5-star hotel and security was ensured. But after coming here, we feel peace. Thank you very much, Indian government. We did not face any problem because our embassy made everything easy for us.
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