‘Missile collapse from Akash’: Empty Indian students shared Iran’s ordinance; Thanks for the safe return government. Bharat News

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In view of Operation Sindhu, Indian students returning from Iran shared their chilling accounts of survival between missile strikes and destruction. A student clearly recalled the rainy vision of missiles, which leaves Tehran in destruction. The Government of India offered extensive support for its safe return, including personal assistance.

New Delhi: Indian students were taken out of Iran under the operation, Sindhu shared the annoying accounts of their experiences as they landed in New Delhi in the early hours of Thursday, describing scenes of missile attacks and the bombard converted their educational discovery into a nightmare.“We saw missiles in the sky and heard bombs in our neighborhood,” news agency PTI quoted MBBS student Mir Khalif as saying. Khalif was one of 110 Indian students, including 90 from Jammu and Kashmir, who set out in the first flight under a special operation started amidst increasing Iran-Israel tension.Students were initially taken from Tehran to Armenia as Iranian cities faced air strikes and blasts. A student from Kashmir, Warta said, “The situation was quite important. When our neighborhood was attacked, we were nervous. When the government reached our door, we were relieved,” said a student of Kashmir.Delhi student Ali Akbar described the destruction that he saw: “We saw a missile and a drone falling from the sky while traveling in a bus. Tehran is in ruins. The images on the news are real, the situation is very bad.”Sheikh Afa, another withdrawal, praised the government’s door-to-door withdrawal efforts. “The government has really expelled us from its hostel. They helped us at every step. We are grateful to the central government,” he told the news agency ANI, while expressing concern about their disrupted studies.External Affairs Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh, who received students at Delhi Airport, said that withdrawal efforts are underway under Operation Sindhu. “Another aircraft is ready to leave today. We are also emptying the people of Turkmenistan. Our missions are running a 24-hour helpline, “he said.At the airport, anxious parents waited to reunite with their children. Hyder Ali, father of MBBS student Maj Haider, said, “We are happy and grateful, but our hearts are still heavy to know that many students are still trapped in Tehran.”The government has started Operation Sindhu in response to the deteriorating situation between Iran and Israel. The rescue operation was coordinated by the Indian Embassy, with the support of the Armenian and Turkmenistan officials. Mea has confirmed that ensuring safety of Indians abroad is its top priority.‘Missile collapse from Akash’: Empty Indian students shared Iran’s ordinance; Thanks for safe returnMeanwhile, on the seventh day of enmity, Israel launched airstrikes against Iran’s Arak Heavy Water Reactor Suvidha and Iran hit the main hospital in South Israel.