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The families of Telangana workers who died in the Gulf will be compensated soon: Revanth Reddy
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has said that compensation will be paid to the families of Telangana workers who died in the Gulf countries in the last year. Revanth Reddy was distributing financial aid to the families of 17 workers who died in the Gulf.
160 people from Telangana have died in the Gulf in the past year due to various diseases and accidents.
Revanth Reddy had said that procedures have been initiated to provide compensation to the families of the workers who died in this way. NRI Cell Convenor, Manda Bheem Reddy, said that no other state in the country supports the families of workers who die in the Gulf.
“No other state in the country provides such financial assistance to workers who die in the Gulf. Those families who have lost their income need help. The Prime Minister had already said that the government would extend help to the victims of the Gulf,’ said Bheem Reddy.
Since December 7, when the Congress government came to power, 160 people from different parts of the state had died in the Gulf countries of UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Bahrain. Most of them are from Nizamabad and Jagital district.
The Telangana government had issued an order on September 9 to provide financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh each to the families of these workers.
It was also decided at government level to create an advisory committee for the welfare of Gulf workers. Apart from this, the state government had also decided to give priority admission to government residential schools to the children of the deceased.
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2024-11-20 17:06:00
– What measures are in place to ensure that the financial assistance reaches all eligible families of the deceased workers without delays?
Interviewer: Welcome to our interview with Shri Revanth Reddy, the honorable Chief Minister of Telangana, and Mr. Manda Bheem Reddy, NRI Cell Convenor. Thank you both for joining us today to discuss the recent announcement about the compensation for the families of Telangana workers who passed away in the Gulf countries. Shri Reddy, can you please tell our readers about the steps your government has taken to fulfill the promise of providing financial assistance to the families of these workers, and when they can expect to receive it?
Revanth Reddy: Thank you for having me. Yes, indeed, our government has initiated the necessary procedures to provide compensation to the families of the unfortunate workers who lost their lives in the Gulf countries. We are currently in the process of identifying the families and verifying their details. Once we have completed this process, the financial aid will be disbursed to them without any further delay. We understand the hardship faced by these families and want to ensure that they receive the support they need as soon as possible.
Interviewer: That’s great to hear, Sir. Mr. Bheem Reddy, you’ve been very vocal about the lack of support from other states for the families of Gulf workers. Can you elaborate on why you believe Telangana’s initiative is unique and crucial at this time?
Manda Bheem Reddy: Yes, I agree. No other state in India has taken such a progressive step towards the welfare of their Gulf workers’ families. While the death of workers is a matter of great sorrow, it’s equally important to support their families who have lost their primary source of income. The Prime Minister has already stated that the government would provide help to these families, and we believe that it’s the governing party’s responsibility to ensure that their promises are kept. We hope this initiative will inspire other states to follow in our footsteps.
Interviewer: Absolutely. Shri Reddy, what challenges did your government face while implementing this policy, and how did you overcome them?
Revanth Reddy: One of the main challenges was to identify the families of the deceased workers and verify their details. We have established a special team to work on this task, and they are working rig
