India advises citizens in Saudi Arabia to follow local laws

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The Indian government issued a new advisory for its citizens residing in or visiting Saudi Arabia. The advisory, released on Saturday, urges nationals to strictly adhere to local laws and regulations. It also asks them to respect local traditions and customs during their stay in the kingdom. The move is a standard precautionary measure to ensure the safety and well-being of Indian citizens abroad.

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