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YSR tells officials to help students stranded in US over visa concerns

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August 20, 2023

IN the wake of Indian students deported from the U.S over visa concerns, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Saturday instructed officials to gather the details of the stranded students hailing from the state and help them with the visa formalities.

- K KALYAN KRISHNA KUMAR

YSR tells officials to help students stranded in US over visa concerns

He directed the officials to consult with the Ministry of External Affairs to resolve the deportation issue of the Telugu students.

It may be noted that at least 21 Indian students were deported from several airports in the U.S between August 12 and 16, rasing worries over visa-related issues. Of them, 16 students hailed from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, who had completed their visa procedures and had arrived in the U.S with the intention of pursuing higher education.

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