Telangana Sets Up 24×7 Control Room in Delhi to Assist Gulf Residents Amid Conflict
As West Asia tensions escalate Telangana government activates a round the clock control room at Telangana Bhavan in Delhi to support citizens stranded in Gulf countries and their families back home
- Telangana Control Room activated in Delhi
- Gulf conflict assistance for Telangana residents
- Emergency helplines for stranded citizens
As uncertainty spreads across West Asia following the intensifying Iran Israel conflict the Telangana government has moved swiftly to safeguard its people living abroad. With lakhs of Telangana residents based in Gulf nations the situation has prompted urgent administrative action.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy directed officials to establish a dedicated control room at Telangana Bhavan in New Delhi to provide real time assistance. The facility will function round the clock and serve as a single point of contact for Telangana residents stranded in Gulf countries and their families in India.
Officials said the control room will coordinate closely with the Ministry of External Affairs and Indian embassies in affected countries. The focus is on tracking citizens impacted by flight cancellations security alerts and travel restrictions while ensuring timely support including accommodation and onward travel where required.
According to government estimates nearly fifteen lakh people from Telangana live and work in Gulf nations with large numbers from districts such as Nizamabad and Karimnagar. Authorities have been instructed to prioritise cases involving medical emergencies job losses and passengers stranded at international airports.
Families seeking help can contact the Telangana Bhavan landline at 01123380556. Senior liaison and public relations officers have also been assigned for direct coordination to ensure faster response and accurate information flow.
The Chief Minister Office reassured citizens that there is no cause for panic and that the state government will stand firmly with Telangana residents during this difficult period. Officials said updates will be issued regularly as the situation evolves.
