India advises its citizens to leave violence-hit Niger as soon as possible 
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India advises its citizens to leave violence-hit Niger as soon as possible

India on Friday advised its nationals residing in violence-hit Niger to leave that country as soon as possible in view of escalating violence there.

New Delhi | India on Friday advised its nationals residing in violence-hit Niger to leave that country as soon as possible in view of escalating violence there.

At present, around 250 Indians are living in Niger that has witnessed widespread protests and violence following last month's coup, according to officials.

In an advisory, the Ministry of External Affairs said those who may be planning to travel to Niger should reconsider their plans until the situation normalises.

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