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In a statement today, the government said under ‘Operation Sindhu’ their travel from Israel to India will be facilitated through the land borders and thereafter by air to India.
The Indian Embassy has evacuated 110 Indian students from northern Iran. (X)
Amid the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, India on Thursday announced to evacuate its nationals stranded in war-hit Israel, a day after it launched ‘Operation Sindhu’ to evacuate Indian citizens from Iran.
According to the press statement released by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the government would evacuate the stranded citizens who wish to leave Israel under ‘Operation Sindhu’. It said their travel from Israel to India will be facilitated through the land borders and thereafter by air to India.
“In view of the recent developments between Israel and Iran, the Government of India has decided to evacuate from Israel those Indian nationals who wish to leave. Their travel from Israel to India will be facilitated through the land borders and thereafter by air to India,” the MEA statement said.
The Indian Embassy in Tel Aviv will make arrangements for the evacuation.
“All Indian nationals are requested to register themselves with the Embassy of India in Tel Aviv at (https://www.indembassyisrael.gov.in/indian_national_reg), if not already registered. In case of any queries, they may contact the 24/7 Control Room established at Embassy of India, Tel Aviv: telephone numbers: +972 54-7520711; +972 54-3278392; email: cons1.telaviv@mea.gov.in,” the statement read.
The Embassy further reiterated its earlier advisories urging Indians to remain vigilant and strictly follow the safety guidelines issued by Israeli authorities and the Home Front Command.
Shobhit Gupta is a sub-editor at News18.com and covers India and International news. He is interested in day to day political affairs in India and geopolitics. He earned his BA Journalism (Hons) degree from Ben…Read More
Shobhit Gupta is a sub-editor at News18.com and covers India and International news. He is interested in day to day political affairs in India and geopolitics. He earned his BA Journalism (Hons) degree from Ben… Read More
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