DEHRADUN: More than 70 Indian students, most of them from J&K, who were stranded in Iran amid the war, are scheduled to arrive at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, on Sunday after travelling through Armenia and Dubai, the Jammu & Kashmir Students Association said on Saturday. They are returning on a commercial connection, reports Kalyan Das. JKSA national convenor Nasir Khuehami said, “Indian students, along with pilgrims, are travelling on a FlyDubai flight from Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan, Armenia.” He added that most of those on board are students from Kashmir studying at different universities in Iran and said the first leg is expected to arrive in Dubai at 5pm (local time). From Dubai, the passengers are scheduled to board another FlyDubai flight to Delhi.
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