Bihar Engineer Goes Missing In Iran Amid Military Conflict, Family Appeals To Indian Govt For Safe Return | India News

A young engineer of Bihar from Siwan disappeared in Iran in the midst of the ongoing conflict of the Gulf country with Israel. Lost young people, Muffasil Police Station Siraj Ali Ansari living in the village of Ramapali (25) was described as.

He worked as a quality control engineer at an oil company and was sent to Iran when he disappeared.

Speaking to Ians, his father Hazrat Ali said that Siraj had gone to Saudi Arabia and reached Iran on 9 June.

However, shortly after his arrival, the tensions between Iran and Israel turned into a conflict.

Siraj’s last communication, his father Hazrat Ali spoke to the 17th of June 17:00 in the afternoon arrived.

Since then, Siraj’s phone has been hung up and has not had any contact.

Hazrat Ali, “the last time we talked to me in a safe place told me, but only one kilometer away from where he left,” he said.

“We’re extremely worried. Since then there was no word from him.”

The family, which was disturbed by the disappearance of Siraj, made an objection to Siwan Regional Magistrates’ Judge Aditya Prakash and demanded an emergency intervention by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Indian government to ensure the safe return of Siraj.

His uncles Shakeel Ahmad Ansari and Akhtar Ali Ansari also participated in the state aid.

Hazrat Ali, “Today I will meet with the ruler of peace,” he added.

“My humble demand to the Indian government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to evacuate my son and all other Indians who are currently trapped in the conflict zone.”

Siraj is not married and the two biggest brothers and a sister.

His disappearance deeply worried his family.

As the Iran-Israeli conflict continues to intensify, the families of Indians working in the region are increasingly concerned about the safety of their loved ones.

As part of the ongoing Sindhu operation, another party, which consists of 285 citizenship, came here safely and took the total number of Indians released from Iran to 1,713.