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KTR helps Telangana woman stranded in Muscat return home after employer deceived her

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NDTVKTR helps Telangana woman stranded in Muscat return home after employer deceived her
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KTR contacted members of the BRS Oman NRI wing and also wrote to the Telangana government, urging officials to coordinate with the Indian Embassy in Muscat and provide the necessary assistance for the woman's repatriation.

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