The Indian government confirmed in the Rajya Sabha that no discussions took place regarding the military attack on Iran during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel on February 25-26. Responding to a query from Abdul Wahab, a Rajya Sabha MP from Kerala, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh stated that while PM Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed various aspects of the India-Israel partnership, including agreements in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, the military actions in Iran were not addressed. The conflict began on February 28, following military strikes by the US-Israel alliance, leading to retaliatory actions from Tehran. The Indian government is actively monitoring the situation and has established 24/7 control rooms and emergency helplines to assist Indian citizens in the region. More than 475,000 Indians have safely returned to India since the onset of the conflict, and the government is working to diversify energy supply chains to mitigate any potential impact.