An Israeli airstrike in Tehran has injured three Kashmiri students, causing them significant distress. The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) has confirmed the injuries, noting the students’ trauma. Students have been moved to a secure location outside the immediate danger. Families in Kashmir are expressing their concerns and appealing to the Indian government for immediate evacuation of their children. They are facing difficulties in contacting their children. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has been in contact with the External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to ensure the safety and well-being of the Kashmiri students currently studying in Iran. Authorities are working to address the safety concerns of the over 1,500 Kashmiri students in Iran amid the escalating tensions.
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Crisis in Tehran: Kashmiri Students Injured, Evacuation Efforts Intensify
By Report Wire