Iran conflict: Ready to evacuate citizens stuck in Gulf, says Centre

The Indian government has expressed its readiness to evacuate approximately 300 citizens stranded in Dubai as a result of flight disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. The situation has prompted various states, including Karnataka, to seek immediate assistance from the central authorities for the safe return of their residents. In response to the growing concern, IndiGo Airlines has announced plans to operate special relief flights from Jeddah to India, aimed at facilitating the return of stranded nationals. The evacuation efforts highlight the government's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens amid escalating tensions in the region, which have led to significant travel disruptions. As the situation evolves, the central government continues to coordinate with state officials to assess the needs of those affected and provide necessary support for their safe repatriation.
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