Nepal unrest: Telangana govt sets up helpline for stranded citizens

New Delhi/Hyderabad: With uncertainty prevailing in Nepal, the Telangana government has set up an emergency helpline at Telangana Bhavan, New Delhi.

The initiative, taken on the directions of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, is aimed at assisting citizens from the State who may be stranded there.

No reports of distress so far

According to official information, no citizen from Telangana in Nepal has reported any difficulty. Despite this, the government has initiated precautionary measures in close coordination with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.

Helpline numbers for families

To facilitate communication, Telangana Bhavan officials in New Delhi can be reached on the following numbers:

Vandana, Private Secretary and Liaison Head to the Resident Commissioner – +91 9871999044

G Rakshit Nayak, Liaison Officer – +91 9643723157

Ch Chakravarthy, Public Relations Officer – +91 9949351270

Citizens are advised against rumours

The government has urged families to rely only on verified official information and not to be misled by rumours or false propaganda. It is assured that all possible measures are being taken to safeguard the safety and welfare of Telangana citizens in Nepal.