Ufa Attack Injures Four Indian Students, Embassy responds
- Ufa attack draws swift response from Indian Embassy in Moscow
- Indian students injured in Ufa attack, MEA monitors situation
At least four Indian students were injured in an attack in Russia’s city of Ufa, prompting an immediate response from Indian diplomatic authorities. The Indian Embassy in Moscow confirmed the incident late Saturday and described it as “an unfortunate attack” that left several people injured, including four Indian students. The development has raised concern among Indian officials and families, while authorities work to gather details and ensure medical care.
According to the Embassy, it has remained in close contact with Russian authorities since the Ufa attack came to light. Officials said they are seeking more information about the incident. Meanwhile, the focus remains on the health and safety of the injured students. The Embassy stated that it is coordinating efforts to make sure the students receive appropriate medical treatment. However, officials noted that the circumstances surrounding the attack are still unclear.
To provide direct support, officials from the Consulate of India in Kazan have been sent to Ufa. Confirming this step, the Embassy said, “Our team is on the way to Ufa to assist the injured students.” The Embassy also added that it is coordinating closely with local authorities. This move aims to offer on ground assistance and assess the situation firsthand. Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi has been informed about the incident.
Indian officials reiterated that the safety of students abroad remains a primary concern. The Ufa attack has therefore triggered heightened attention within diplomatic circles. The incident has also caused anxiety within the Indian community in Russia. Students form a significant part of the Indian diaspora in cities such as Kazan, Ufa, and Moscow. As a result, concerns have spread quickly through student networks and community groups.
Meanwhile, parents and families in India are waiting anxiously for more updates on the condition of the injured students. Diplomatic sources said the Embassy continues to closely monitor the situation. It plans to share updates as more verified information becomes available. The Ministry of External Affairs has also called for calm. It assured that all necessary steps are being taken to support the affected students. Officials further said they are coordinating with Russian authorities to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the Ufa attack.
Now you can get the latest stories from Indtoday on Telegram every day. Click the link to subscribe. Click to follow Indtoday’s Facebook page, Twitter, and Instagram. For all the latest Hyderabad News updates
