Iran personally invites PM Modi to Khamenei's state funeral; New Delhi yet to respond

The state funeral is set to begin on July 4 at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla complex, where Khamenei’s body will lie in state. Public processions are planned in Tehran and Qom.

Jun 24, 2026 - 17:26
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Iran personally invites PM Modi to Khamenei's state funeral; New Delhi yet to respond
Iran personally invites PM Modi to Khamenei's state funeral; New Delhi yet to respond
 
Funeral ceremonies to begin on July 4
The state funeral is set to begin on July 4 at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla complex, where Khamenei’s body will lie in state. Public processions are planned in Tehran and Qom.
 
Prayers are expected in the Iraqi holy cities of Najaf and Karbala. The final burial ceremony is scheduled for July 9 at the Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, Khamenei’s hometown.
 
Iranian authorities expect millions of mourners to attend the ceremonies. For Tehran, this is not just a funeral. It is a major state event for a leader who shaped Iran’s political system for nearly 40 years.
 
Iran has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend the funeral of Iran's leader Ali Khamenei. The invitation was sent by the Iranian government. India has not yet said whether PM Modi will attend. Many countries are watching India's next step.
 
Iran Sends Invitation to PM Modi
 
Iran has officially asked PM Modi to attend Ali Khamenei's funeral in Tehran. The move shows the friendly ties between India and Iran. Leaders from many countries are also expected to attend the event.
 
World Watching India's Next Move
 
Many people are waiting to see what India decides. The decision could be important for relations between the two countries . 
 
Funeral Expected in Tehran
 
The funeral is expected to take place in Tehran with leaders from different parts of the world attending. Until India responds, attention will remain on whether PM Modi will accept the invitation.
 
Donald Trump's point of view (POV) on Iran and the funeral of Ali Khamenei
 
1. Trump has often taken a tough stance on Iran.
2. During his political career, he has criticized Iran's leadership and policies.
3. He has supported strong measures against Iran and has favored putting pressure on the Iranian government.
4. Because of this history, many observers would not expect him to express the         same level of warmth or support that some other world  leaders might show.

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