Second plane carrying 290 more Indians from war-torn Iran arrives in Delhi

The Indian government is carrying out Operation Sindhu to evacuate Indians stranded in war-torn Iran. On Friday (June 20) night, about 290 Indians returned to their country in a flight from Mashhad, Iran. Most of them are students. The Iranian government had announced to send 3 flights from Mashhad to bring Indians to their country, one of which arrived on Friday night. 2 more flights will arrive during the day today. About a thousand Indians will reach India through these 3 flights. The Indian embassy first brought the Indians from Tehran to Qom and then from there to Mashhad. Now they are being brought to India with the help of Iranian officials. On Friday night, when the first flight landed in Delhi, the Indians who were on board breathed a sigh of relief. Then they raised slogans of ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ and ‘Hindustan Zindabad’. They thanked the Modi government for their safe return from Iran.

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