Indian Ambassador Meets Final Batch of Students Evacuated from Iran via Azerbaijan
Indian envoy meets last batch of students evacuated from Iran via Azerbaijan
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Indian Ambassador to Azerbaijan, Abhay Kumar, met the last group of Indian students evacuated from Iran amid regional conflict. Since March 6, 2026, over 300 Indian citizens, including 189 students, have been safely evacuated through Azerbaijan, highlighting India's extensive evacuation efforts in West Asia.
- 01Last group of Indian students evacuated from Iran met by Ambassador Abhay Kumar.
- 02Over 300 Indian citizens, including 189 students, evacuated since March 6, 2026.
- 03Government of India has assisted over 1.03 million nationals from conflict-hit West Asia since February.
- 04Evacuations facilitated through coordinated efforts with Azerbaijani authorities.
- 05Ongoing operations focus on ensuring safety and regulated flight operations for Indian nationals.
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On April 19, 2026, Indian Ambassador to Azerbaijan, Abhay Kumar, met the last batch of Indian students evacuated from Iran due to escalating conflict in the region. The Indian Embassy in Baku reported that since March 6, 2026, more than 300 Indian citizens, including 189 students, have been successfully evacuated via Azerbaijan. The Indian government has been actively working to assist its citizens in conflict-affected areas, rescuing over 1.03 million nationals from West Asia since February. During an Inter-Ministerial briefing, Joint Secretary (Gulf) Aseem Mahajan elaborated on the extensive measures taken to ensure the safety of citizens, including the establishment of a continuous mission control infrastructure that facilitates communication among Indian missions, state governments, and international airlines. The government remains committed to ensuring the safety of Indian nationals abroad while adapting to changing airspace conditions in the region.
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The successful evacuation of Indian citizens ensures their safety during ongoing regional conflicts, providing peace of mind to families and communities in India.
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