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Ministry to deal with problems of NRIs likely

Staff Reporter

BIKNOOR (NIZAMABAD): Minister for Information Mohammad Ali Shabbir said a separate ministry dealing with problems relating to Non-Resident Indians in the Gulf might be created in the State Cabinet by the month-end.

Talking to mediapersons on Monday, he said over four lakh illegal migrants from the State were in the Gulf countries. He said many people from the State were landing in trouble after going there with visit or illegal visas. The Minister is leaving for Dubai tomorrow to attend the World Telugu Association convention.

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