Ten Indian fishermen detained in Iran, Indian Consulate General assures efforts to secure release

The Indian Consulate General has been actively involved in ensuring their welfare and fair treatment during their detention, providing necessary assistance and support.

In a significant development, ten Indian fishermen, including seven individuals from Kerala and three from Tamil Nadu, were detained in Iran on June 20th. The Indian Consul General in Bandar Abbas is confident that the fishermen will be released as soon as possible following due process.

The Consulate General has been actively involved in ensuring their welfare and fair treatment during their detention, providing necessary assistance and support.

Acknowledging the concerns of the fishermen’s families in India, the Consulate General has maintained constant communication with the Iranian authorities. They are advocating for consular access, legal representation and fair treatment for the detained fishermen in accordance with international norms and bilateral agreements.

The Consulate General has reassured that every effort is being made to expedite the legal proceedings and achieve a positive resolution for the fishermen. Working closely with the Indian Embassy in Tehran, they are closely monitoring the situation and maintaining regular contact with the Iranian authorities. Updates will be provided as and when significant developments occur, with a firm commitment to securing the earliest possible resolution.

The Indian government and diplomatic missions continue to extend support and assistance, ensuring the well-being and prompt release of the fishermen from Iran.