Around 9000 Indians stuck in Iran amid unrest, Govt closely watching situation: MEA

Key Highlights

• "Given the situation there, we have issued a few advisories, asking Indian nationals to avoid all travel to Iran and Indian nationals who are already resident in Iran, to leave Iran by available means, including by commercial flights.
• We continue to closely watch the unfolding situation there and will take all necessary steps for the welfare of our people," said Jaiswal.
• Protests in Iran were initially triggered by severe economic conditions, including record inflation and currency collapse, and have since spread across the country.
• Protesters are expressing dissent and calling for significant political and governance-related changes.
• ADVERTISEMENT On January 5, India advised its nationals to avoid non-essential travel to Iran until further notice, owing to the recent developments in the country.