Karnataka expatriates safe but anxious as tensions escalate in West Asia
Hundreds of people from Karnataka living in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are experiencing heightened anxiety as tensions escalate in West Asia. In Doha, Kutappa B.D. describes a tense atmosphere marked by frequent explosions, while Priya S. from Mangaluru reports witnessing drones and missiles crossing the night sky in Dubai. Despite some disruptions to air travel, authorities have assured residents that they are safe. The Karnataka government is coordinating with the Indian Embassy to ensure the safety of those stranded and community organizations are providing assistance.
2 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Siddaramaiah urged Prime Minister Modi to strengthen diplomatic outreach and prepare a repatriation framework for stranded Indian nationals in West Asia.
3 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
S.L. Bhojegowda, a Karnataka MLC, credits Dubai authorities for facilitating his safe return after a crisis in Dubai, while the Indian Embassy did not provide support.
— The Hindu
M.K. Raghavan urged Prime Minister Modi to address the safety of Indian expatriates in West Asia, particularly Keralites, amid disruptions caused by the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict.
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