The Telangana government will open a youth help desk in the United States and overseas.

Telangana nationals living overseas are becoming increasingly concerned about their safety, thus Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has announced the creation of a special support center. This program is designed to meet the various needs of Telangana students and young professionals who are studying or working overseas.According to Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, the State government will establish a special help desk to cater to the requirements of all young people, particularly students, who are studying overseas.  Attack on Indian students: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announced that his government would establish a special help desk for all young people living in the USA and other countries, especially students, to ensure that all of their needs are met. This came a day after a student from Hyderabad was attacked and robbed by armed men in Chicago, United States.In response to the recent student deaths in the US earlier this year, the decision was made public.Assistance desk for all young people "Very disturbed to hear of the Chicago robbery that four thieves committed against Hyderabadi student Syed Mazhar Ali. This comes after B. Shreyas Reddy was fatally attacked in Ohio.

 

The Telangana CMO wrote on X, "I humbly ask Hon'ble External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar to kindly convey our concerns over the safety of our students and citizens living there.""To make sure all of the demands of young people residing in the United States and other nations are satisfied, my government will establish a special assistance desk for students. The Congress government is always present for all Telangana residents, no matter where they are in the world, the statement continued.Chicago robbers attack a Hyderabadi student Another story surfaced about armed guys robbing and attacking a man in Hyderabad in Chicago. Syed Mazahir Ali, who traveled to the US to obtain a master's degree at Indiana Wesleyan University, has been identified as the student. In a video, a bloodied Ali describes how the assailants pummeled and kicked him while also stealing his phone. In the CCTV clip, Ali can also be seen trying to escape the attackers as soon as he feels threatened. The graduate student went on to explain in the audio that the attackers kicked and punched him as he staggered close to his home while trying to flee.