Indian Embassy in Iran steps up efforts to ensure the safety of Indian nationals amid ongoing Iran-Israel conflict

Government sources said they are keeping a close tab on the development and in touch with Iran authorities.
Rescue teams clear rubble in a neighbourhood in the northern Israeli town of Tamra, following an overnigh missile attack from Iran on June 15, 2025, where four people, including a child, were reported killed.
Rescue teams clear rubble in a neighbourhood in the northern Israeli town of Tamra, following an overnigh missile attack from Iran on June 15, 2025, where four people, including a child, were reported killed. Photo | AFP
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NEW DELHI: The Indian Embassy in Iran has stepped up efforts to ensure the safety of Indian nationals, particularly students residing in the region, as tensions escalate in the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict.

The embassy has issued a detailed advisory urging all Indians in Iran to avoid unnecessary movements and stay updated via official communication channels.

To streamline information flow, the Embassy has launched a dedicated Telegram channel — https://t.me/indiansiniran — specifically for Indian nationals currently in Iran. This channel will provide timely updates on the evolving situation. Alongside this, multiple helpline numbers have been activated for calls and WhatsApp messaging to assist Indians requiring support: Call only: +98 9128109115, +98 9128109109 WhatsApp: +98 901044557, +98 9015993320, +91 8086871709; Regional contacts: Bandar Abbas (+98 9177699036), Zahedan (+98 9396356649)

Around 10,00 Indian nationals are in Iran. Government sources said they are keeping a close tab on the development and in touch with Iran authorities.

“It is a difficult situation and our mission is to closely watch the situation. We are taking every measure that we have to ensure the safety of Indian nationals,” said an official.

Jammu & Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said he has been closely monitoring the situation, particularly concerning Kashmiri students studying in cities like Tehran, Shiraz, and Qom. Abdullah said his government is in close communication with the External Affairs Ministry (MEA) and the Indian Embassy in Iran.

“We are in close touch with MEA regarding the evolving situation in Iran, especially about Kashmiri students. The Embassy is coordinating with Iranian authorities to ensure their safety. Any decision on evacuation will be based on ground realities, prioritizing the security of these students,” Abdullah said. “As a parent, I assure all concerned families that the government is giving this matter its utmost attention.”

Amid the growing unrest, Indian authorities continue to emphasise vigilance, urging all nationals in Iran to stay connected to official channels for updates.

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