The Indian government has issued a fresh advisory urging citizens to avoid travelling to Iran amid ongoing regional tensions. Despite limited flight resumption, authorities have warned that the situation remains unstable. Indian nationals currently in Iran have been asked to leave the country immediately and coordinate with the embassy for safe evacuation.
The advisory comes as part of India's proactive measures to ensure the safety of its citizens abroad. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that the security situation in Iran is unpredictable and could deteriorate further. Indian nationals are advised to register with the embassy for assistance and follow all safety protocols.
This development follows heightened tensions in the region, which have led to several countries issuing similar travel warnings. India's move underscores its commitment to protecting its citizens amid geopolitical uncertainties. The embassy in Tehran remains in constant touch with the Indian community and is facilitating necessary arrangements for those wishing to leave.
Authorities have also advised against non-essential travel to neighboring countries until the situation stabilizes. The Indian government continues to monitor developments closely and will issue further updates as needed.
