Indian Embassy in Iran to End Evacuation Exercise, Closes Contact Desk: Govt Keeping Careful Eye on Situation
In a significant update from the Ministry of External Affairs, the Indian Embassy in Iran has formally concluded its evacuation operations for Indian nationals amid rising tensions in the region. The emergency contact desk, which had been set up to assist Indian citizens, has also been closed as the situation on the ground stabilizes.
Embassy Confirms Closure of Evacuation Desk
The Embassy's latest statement confirmed that no further evacuations are currently planned, citing a significant reduction in demand for assistance and the absence of immediate threats to Indian nationals residing in Iran.
Officials added that Indian citizens in Iran are currently safe and the Indian government is continuing to monitor the situation very closely through diplomatic and intelligence channels.
Ministry of External Affairs Issues Advisory
The Ministry of External Affairs has reiterated its commitment to the safety of Indians overseas. While the evacuation phase has ended, the Indian government remains vigilant and prepared to respond if the situation changes.
Indian citizens who remain in Iran have been advised to:
Stay connected with the Embassy via official communication channels
Follow local regulations and advisories
Avoid non-essential travel in volatile areas
Situation in Iran: Ongoing Monitoring
The geopolitical scenario in Iran continues to be fluid, with potential for rapid developments. The closure of the contact desk is being viewed as a temporary suspension, with authorities ready to resume operations if the need arises.
FAQ Section
Q1. Why did the Indian Embassy end the evacuation exercise in Iran?
The evacuation was ended due to a decline in requests for assistance and improved safety conditions for Indian nationals in Iran.
Q2. Is it safe for Indian citizens to remain in Iran now?
Yes, according to the latest advisory, Indian nationals are considered safe but are advised to remain cautious and follow all local laws.
Q3. Will the contact desk be reopened if the situation worsens?
Yes, the Indian government has stated that it is closely monitoring the situation and will reopen emergency support if required.
Q4. How can Indian citizens in Iran get help now?
They should contact the Indian Embassy in Tehran via official phone numbers and email addresses listed on the Embassy's website.
Q5. Is travel to Iran advised for Indian nationals at this time?
Non-essential travel is discouraged. Indians are advised to postpone travel unless absolutely necessary.
Published on: June 25, 2025
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