Israel-Iran War: indians Stranded Amid Airspace Closure
Amid rising tensions and the joint US-Israel attack on iran, many indians are stranded due to airspace closures and flight disruptions.
30 students from mangalore who had traveled to iran for Islamic studies are currently stranded. Families are deeply worried as communication is difficult and their return is uncertain.
Every year, students from mangalore travel to iran for religious studies and pilgrimage; this year, the conflict has trapped a large group.
Maulana Sibte Hasan confirmed that students from mangalore, Jainpur Jhanjedi, and Tanda Bhandeda are in iran for education, with some accompanied by family members.
Families and local community leaders have condemned the targeting of schools and expressed concern over the safety and well-being of the students.

Couples from Vikasnagar are also stranded; a man from Gram panchayat Ambadi and his wife are studying at an Islamic university in Qom, about 90 km from Tehran.
Ali Haider (24) and his wife Noorjahan (23) have been in Qom for four years for higher Islamic education. Their family is anxious for their safety.
The couple married last October, and their family has been in touch with them as much as possible during the crisis.
Sher Ali, father of ali Haider, confirmed that the indian Embassy is assisting and that communication with the couple is ongoing.
Last year, ali Haider had safely returned to india through the embassy during prior tensions in the region, showing the importance of consular support.
Indian authorities are monitoring the situation closely, ensuring stranded citizens can be evacuated safely once conditions permit.
The closure of Iranian airspace has made travel extremely difficult, emphasizing the need for diplomatic and logistical coordination.
Community leaders are urging the government to act swiftly to ensure the safety of students and citizens stranded in conflict zones.
Families remain in constant contact with local authorities and the embassy, highlighting the anxiety caused by the unpredictable military situation.
The situation underscores the broader challenges faced by india in ensuring the safety of its diaspora during conflicts in West Asia.
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