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KTR comes to the aid of ill Telugu student in US
NRI affairs minister came forward to help a Telugu student Aditya Reddy who is suffering from TB Meningitis and getting treated at OSU Medical centre in Columbus, US
NRI affairs minister came forward to help a Telugu student Aditya Reddy who is suffering from TB Meningitis and getting treated at OSU Medical centre in Columbus, US.
Aditya (23) is reported to have been suffering from the ailment from December 2017 and is being treated in Ohio. On learning about his son's condition, his father Mruthyunjaya Reddy went to the US last year to look after his son Aditya who was paralysed due to the ailment.
@SushmaSwaraj, @MEAIndia @PMOIndia @TelanganaCMO we need your help to bring Adithya Reddy home.The 23-year-old is gravely ill with TB Meningitis at OSU Medical Center in Columbus Ohio, USA. #IndianStranded #SOS @ktrtrs @trsharish @ndtv @ibnlive @timesnow @TelanganaToday @aajtak pic.twitter.com/L1ZIJCfFtJ
— adithya reddy (@adithya98475512) October 23, 2018
Worried over his son's health condition, Aditya's family has requested KTR to bring back his son to India on Twitter.
We will do our best to help from the state Govt. Also Request assistance of EAM Smt @SushmaSwaraj Ji’s office @IndiainChicago and civil aviation minister Sri @sureshpprabhu ji @airindiain in bringing the young man back home https://t.co/UGLAmyFAyC
— KTR (@KTRTRS) October 23, 2018
Responding to it, KTR promised to Aditya's family to bring him to India and also sought a request from External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Civil Aviation Suresh Prabhu.
