Four Indian students were injured after a knife attack in Russia, according to officials from the Indian Embassy. The incident occurred in a Russian city and led to immediate medical attention for the victims. Embassy authorities stated that they are in close contact with local officials and are ensuring all necessary support for the students.
Embassy Responds, Medical Help Ongoing
The Indian Embassy in Russia confirmed that the injured students are currently receiving treatment at a local hospital. Embassy officials said the condition of the students is stable and there is no immediate danger to their lives.
Consular staff have visited the hospital and are coordinating with doctors, university authorities, and local police to provide assistance, including communication with the students’ families in India.
Local Authorities Launch Investigation
Russian law enforcement agencies have launched an investigation into the knife attack. Initial reports suggest that the incident was isolated and did not involve any wider threat to the public. Police have detained a suspect and are examining the motive behind the attack.
Officials in Russia stated that security measures around student residential areas and university zones have been reviewed following the incident.
Safety Advisory for Indian Students Abroad
Following the attack, the embassy advised Indian students in Russia to remain alert, avoid unnecessary travel, and stay in touch with local authorities and the embassy helpline in case of emergencies. Students have also been encouraged to inform the embassy about any safety concerns they may face.
The Indian government continues to monitor the situation closely and has assured that the safety and well-being of Indian nationals abroad remain a top priority.
