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Abhijeet appeals for son's return from Dubai, deletes post later
He deleted the post later

Abhijeet appeals for son's return from Dubai, deletes post later

Mar 04, 2026
04:39 pm

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Renowned playback singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya has appealed to the Government of India to help bring his son, Jay Bhattacharya, back from Dubai. The appeal comes amid escalating tensions in West Asia and travel disruptions due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. In an emotional Instagram post, Bhattacharya wrote about his distress over Jay being stuck in Dubai and requested urgent government intervention for his safe return.

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Bhattacharya tagged several government officials and airlines in his post

Bhattacharya's Instagram post read, "My son Jay Bhattacharya is currently stuck in Dubai, and as a father, this is an incredibly distressing time for our family." He further added, "I sincerely request the Government of India and the Ministry of External Affairs to kindly look into his situation and help ensure his safe return to India at the earliest." The singer tagged several government officials and airlines in his post. However, he later deleted it.

Regional conflict

Israel strikes Iran, escalating tensions in West Asia

The appeal comes amid a serious military escalation in the region, with Israel conducting "preventive" missile strikes on Iran. These strikes have reportedly caused massive explosions in Tehran and further intensified tensions between Israel and Iran. The long-standing shadow conflict between the two nations has escalated into direct military confrontations now. Many Gulf countries have now become targets of Iran's attack.

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Celebrity reactions

Other celebrities express concern over family members stranded in Dubai

Other Indian celebrities have also expressed concern over their families stuck in Dubai. Actor Ammy Virk revealed that his wife and six-year-old daughter are stranded there. Actors Esha Gupta and Sonal Chauhan were briefly stuck but have since returned safely. Gupta described the chaos at the airport on February 28 when operations were halted due to a missile attack.

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