EXCLUSIVE:Bengaluru MBBS student trapped in Iran amid escalating Iran-Israel conflict

As the conflict between Iran and Israel intensifies with both nations engaging in dangerous missile exchanges, concern is mounting back home in Bengaluru for 22-year-old Hadi Hussain, a medical student caught in the middle of the war-torn region. Hadi, a resident of Richmond Town, had travelled to Iran to pursue his MBBS degree. Now, as explosions and military operations escalate around him, his family is desperately hoping for his safe return to India.

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Speaking exclusively to NewsFirst Prime, Hadi's parents expressed deep anxiety over the safety of their son. "Every second feels like a nightmare," said his father, with folded hands and tears in his eyes. "We are only praying that our son returns home unharmed." The family has extended heartfelt thanks to the Indian Embassy in Iran, which is actively working to assist stranded Indian nationals.

The Indian government, through its embassy in Tehran, has been in continuous contact with students like Hadi, reassuring families and facilitating possible evacuation routes. Hadi’s family emphasized the prompt response and assistance of embassy officials, expressing gratitude for their efforts.

However, the emotional burden remains heavy. Hadi's parents urged the Indian government to expedite the repatriation process, stating that bringing back stranded students must be prioritized. They also requested support for Hadi’s education once he safely returns to India, saying, "Our child's future shouldn't suffer because of this war."

With missiles flying and uncertainty growing, families like Hadi’s are relying on diplomatic channels and prayers, hoping that peace will prevail and their loved ones will come back home safe.