The Ministry of External Affairs said that some Indian civilians have emerged from the country with Armenia
Ajay Banerjee
New Delhi, June 17
Indian students in Tehran, the capital of Iran was expelled from this city. In addition, such Indians who are self-reliance and those who have their transportation are also advised out of the city. The External Affairs Minister said that the land from the northwest border with Iran have emerged from the northwest border with Iran of Iran.
This process has been made a few hours after the US President of Donald Trump and Israel Defense Forgrants. “By the arrangements made by the arrangements made by the arrangements of the issue, Indian students in Tezraran has been sent out of the city in view of security.”
“Other residents in the case of transportation, the ministry, has also been advised out of the city in the case of transportation. In Tehran, the Indian embassy stays in constant contact with the purpose of providing all possible support.
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Meanwhile, a control room has set up in New Delhi and Iran’s three cities of Iran, 24 ਜਾਰ 7 emergency helpline is also installed.
The following number 1800118797 (Toll Free), + 91-118797 (Toll Free), + 91-1132113, + 91-11-23012113, + 91-11-23012113, + 91-11-23012113, + 91-11-23014104, + 91-11-23014104, + 91-11-23014,104, + 91-11-23014913, and + 91-9968291988 (Whatsapp) are issued. In addition to the email on situationron@mea.gov.in can also be sent.
In addition, in Iran’s Indian embassy has set up a 24 × 7 emergency helpline with the following contact details. These numbers are +98 91281091115 and +98 9128109109 and WhatsApp communication numbers are +98 901044557, +98 901593871709.
The number is +98 9177699036 at Bonder Abbas. At the instruction, the number +98 is 9396356649. At the same time email can be sent on the constehry.gov.in.
