In the aftermath of the tragic bus accident in Saudi Arabia that claimed the lives of several individuals from Hyderabad, a somber atmosphere has enveloped the city. The families of the victims have begun their journey to Saudi Arabia to complete the final rites and other official procedures related to their loved ones.
Standing firmly with the grieving families, the Telangana Government and AIMIM leadership have been closely monitoring the situation. Under the guidance of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and AIMIM president Barrister Asaduddin Owaisi, State Minister Mohammed Azharuddin and Nampally MLA Majid Hussain have been personally overseeing all arrangements to ensure that the families face no hurdles during this difficult time.
The relatives left for the airport late on Tuesday Evening to board flights to Saudi Arabia, where they will follow up on formalities, claim the bodies, and coordinate burial arrangements. During the departure, Mallepally Corporator Zafar Khan, the Telangana Waqf Board Chairman, and other officials were present to assist and support the families.
The Telangana Government has announced that two family members of each deceased person will be sent to Madinah at government expense. For those who did not possess passports, the government arranged emergency passport issuance within a matter of hours and also facilitated same-day Saudi visa approvals. Officials confirmed that the government will also bear the entire cost of the funerals, accommodation, and other essential expenses in Saudi Arabia.
The combined efforts of the state administration and AIMIM leaders ensured that the affected families could travel without delay and with the assurance of continued support.