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Indian Embassy Urges Citizens to Leave Iran Amid Escalating Tensions, Protests

Amid escalating US-Iran tensions and fresh protests, India has urged its citizens in Iran to leave by commercial flights or other available transport and stay in close contact with the Embassy. (Representative Image)

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Moneycontrol•24-02-2026, 10:15

Indian Embassy Urges Citizens to Leave Iran Amid Escalating Tensions, Protests

•Indian Embassy in Tehran issues fresh travel advisory on February 23, 2026, urging all Indian nationals to leave Iran.
•Advisory cites "evolving situation" and ongoing unrest, escalating US-Iran tensions, and renewed anti-government protests.
•Students, pilgrims, businesspersons, and tourists are advised to depart by available means, including commercial flights.
•Key instructions include keeping travel documents accessible, registering with the Embassy, and avoiding protest areas.
•The advisory is a precautionary measure due to volatile situation, recent clashes, and intensified US-Iran tensions.

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