Tehran Police Rescue Three Missing Indians in Iran
The Iranian embassy in India shared some good news. Tehran police have rescued three Indian nationals who went missing in Iran.
The Rescue Operation
Tehran police found and freed the three Indian men. They had gone missing in Iran. Local media in Iran shared this news.
Who Are the Rescued Men?
The men are from Punjab. They were stopped in Iran on May 1. They were on their way to Australia. A local travel company had promised them good jobs there.
Police Operation Details
A report cited the Tehran-based Tasnim news outlet. It stated that the group was freed in a police operation. This operation targeted hostage-takers in south Tehran’s Varamin area.
What Happened?
On May 28, the Indian embassy made a statement. Family members of the missing individuals had approached the mission. They were worried about their relatives’ sudden disappearance.
“Family members of three Indian citizens have told the Embassy of India that their relatives are missing after traveling to Iran,” the statement read.
Follow-Up Actions
The next day, the Iranian embassy in India announced that the case was being followed up. The Consular Affairs Department of their Ministry of Foreign Affairs was handling it.
Warning to Indian Citizens
The embassy also warned Indian citizens. They asked them not to be fooled by promises of unauthorized individuals or illegal Indian agencies offering travel to other countries.
Key Points to Remember
- Three Indian men from Punjab were rescued in Iran.
- They were on their way to Australia for jobs.
- Tehran police conducted a successful operation to free them.
- The Indian embassy is actively involved in the case.
- Citizens are warned against illegal travel agencies.
