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A woman from Patha Gudur village in Jagtial district, Telangana, has appealed to the Chief Minister's Pravasi Prajavani program to urgently repatriate her son, K. Abhilash, from Abu Dhabi, UAE. Abhilash traveled to Abu Dhabi on a tourist visa on July 8, 2026, through a licensed Gulf recruiting agency. He was issued an employment visa on July 13. The next day, he received an email shortlisting him for the Physical Screening Test of the Indian Army's Agniveer Recruitment Rally. However, his employer refuses to release him unless a visa cancellation penalty of AED 4,100 (approx. ₹1.08 lakh) is paid. The mother submitted a representation at Praja Bhavan in Hyderabad. In response, CM Prajavani State Nodal Officer K. Vidyasagar has written to the Special Chief Secretary, GAD, requesting immediate intervention to facilitate Abhilash's urgent return to India so he can participate in the recruitment process.
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Updated - July 24, 2026 10:23 pm IST
JAGTIAL — A woman from Patha Gudur village in Jagtial district has approached the CM Pravasi Prajavani seeking the urgent repatriation of her son from Abu Dhabi, UAE, so that he can participate in the Indian Army’s Agniveer Recruitment Rally selection process.
K. Sumalatha, mother of K. Abhilash, submitted a representation at Praja Bhavan in Hyderabad on Friday, sources said. She stated that Abhilash travelled to Abu Dhabi on a tourist visa on July 8, 2026, through a licensed Gulf recruiting agency based in Jagtial. He was issued an employment visa on July 13. The following day, he received an email informing him that he had been shortlisted for the Physical Screening Test as part of the Agniveer Recruitment Rally.
She said the company employing her son had refused to release him unless a visa cancellation penalty of AED 4,100 (approximately ₹1.08 lakh) was paid. Responding to her petition, CM Prajavani State Nodal Officer K. Vidyasagar wrote to the Special Chief Secretary, GAD, requesting immediate intervention to facilitate Abhilash’s urgent return to India.
Published - July 24, 2026 10:20 pm IST
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