Overview
- On June 15, 57-year-old Revella Ravinder suffered a fatal heart stroke in Tel Aviv, a condition his family attributes to stress from the ongoing Iran–Israel hostilities.
- Ravinder had lived and worked in Israel for two years and experienced health issues for roughly 20 days before his death, according to local migrant associations.
- He frequently called relatives from air-raid shelters during sirens, expressing fear of bombings as hostilities escalated.
- As the sole breadwinner, his death has left his wife Vijayalakshmi and two children, one of whom has hearing and speech impairments, in urgent financial distress.
- The family and the Israel Telangana Association have petitioned the Ministry of External Affairs for urgent repatriation of his body and interim relief support.