'Exit Iran Quickly': Embassy of India Issues Fresh Advisory for citizens Hours After Ceasefire

New Delhi: In view of the situation in Iran, India has issued a new advisory for its citizens. The Indian Embassy in Tehran has clearly said that the Indians who are still there should prepare to leave soon. The situation is changing rapidly, so it is advised not to delay.

Have Indians been asked to step out now?

The latest advisory calls for leaving the country “as soon as possible.” The embassy has also added that instead of choosing the route on their own, people should take the route which is being suggested officially.

Is contact necessary before going to the border?

Yes, special emphasis has been given on this. Do not go towards any international border without informing. The embassy says first contact, then proceed. Otherwise problems may increase.

Were there different instructions before this?

A day ago the picture was a little different. Then Indians were told to stay where they were. Avoid going out for 48 hours, stay away from crowds and sensitive places. That is, first you were asked to stay, now you were asked to leave.

Are circumstances really changing rapidly?

According to sources, the situation on the ground is constantly changing. For this reason the advisory is also changing. What seemed safe yesterday may be risky today.

Have arrangements been made to help?

The embassy has issued helpline numbers. People can contact directly if needed. Officials have also said not to take any step without information.

Is this supposed to be a warning?

Generally such instructions are not given lightly. When it is said to “get out early”, it means that the situation is not normal. Therefore, people have been asked to remain alert and follow instructions.

Is India also preparing for evacuation?

No formal announcement has been made yet, but there are indications that if the situation worsens, India may prepare to evacuate its people. The embassy is continuously active and monitoring the situation. If necessary, special arrangements can be made, such as special flights or other safe routes. At present, people are being asked to try to leave as soon as possible and stay in touch with the embassy.