Andhra Pradesh Minister Nara Lokesh has stepped in to help residents of the state who were stranded in Nepal. His swift action has already shown results, giving relief to many worried families.
A group of twelve Telugu pilgrims, stuck in Simikot, were transported to Nepalgunj Airport on a special flight arranged through Lokesh’s efforts. Nepalgunj is close to the Uttar Pradesh border, making the journey smoother. From there, government-arranged vehicles will take them to Lucknow. Once in Lucknow, the pilgrims will board a flight to Hyderabad, ensuring their safe return home.
Nara Lokesh has also made plans for a special flight to bring back Telugu people stranded near Kathmandu. He instructed officials to stay alert and provide continuous support until every resident of Andhra Pradesh is safely back.
Families of the stranded pilgrims expressed gratitude for the proactive steps. Lokesh’s clear instructions and quick coordination highlight his commitment to the welfare of Telugu people in difficult situations.
The rescue operation shows how timely government action can make a difference. With his leadership, Andhra residents stranded in Nepal are now seeing a safe path home.
