Telangana Congress Leaders Organize Bus Transportation for 2,800 Migrant Workers

Hyderabad's Telangana Congress leaders made a remarkable effort to help 2,800 migrant workers return to their native places in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh. Following a directive from Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) Spokesperson Syed Nizamuddin arranged for 28 buses, each with a capacity of 50 passengers, to transport the workers to their homes. Notably, the workers were willing to bear the minimum cost of travel, but lacked the necessary permissions and access to buses. Nizamuddin, who owns a travel company, Nizam Cabs, provided the required number of buses and arranged the necessary permissions.

Key Takeaways:

• The Telangana Congress leaders arranged for 28 buses to transport 2,800 migrant workers back to their native places in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh.
• The workers were willing to bear the minimum cost of travel but lacked necessary permissions and access to buses.
• Nizamuddin, the owner of Nizam Cabs, provided the required number of buses and arranged necessary permissions.
• The migrant workers registered their names with local authorities and were staying in Hakimpet and Tolichowki areas.
• Hyderabad City Congress Committee Minorities Department Chairman Sameer Waliullah supplied food, vegetables, and ration kits for nearly 3,000 people daily since the lockdown on March 22.
• Sameer Waliullah also arranged drinking water, rice, Dal, and other essential items for passengers in all 28 buses, enabling them to cook their own food during the journey.
• NSUI leader Arham Adil coordinated the entire operation, assembling migrant workers at the alighting point in Tolichowki, their boarding, and the beginning of their journey.