The Andhra Pradesh Government’s real-time governance efforts to bring back stranded people from Nepal, led by Minister Nara Lokesh, have resulted in a few groups safely returning to India and others on their way home. Initially, 22 people who travelled via bus from Hetauda, safely entered the Indian territory from Bihar. Meanwhile, a special flight carrying another 12 persons from Simikot to Nepalganj Indian border took off at 9 a.m., according to a statement released by the government.
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Status update
Hetauda: Twenty-two Telugu people crossed into India on Wednesday night (September 10, 2025) via Bihar border. They were brought by a specially arranged bus and are now safe in India.
Simikot: A special chartered flight carrying 12 stranded Telugu people took off for Nepalganj (India border) at 9 a.m. on Thursday (September 11, 2025). The operation was coordinated by Telugu Desam Party (TDP) MP Sana Satish with local authorities. From Nepalganj, vehicles are in place to transport the group to Lucknow, from where they will fly to Hyderabad.
