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Revanth Reddy denied permission for US visit by Centre: Telangana CMO

Revanth Reddy denied permission for US visit by Centre: Telangana CMO

HYDERABAD: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's tour of the United States has been cut short by the central government, who have denied permission for his visit. Originally, the itinerary was to return to Hyderabad on August 30 after meeting with university and educational institution leaders to encourage the establishment of campuses in Bharat Future City and sign Memorandums of Understanding for collaboration.

The delegation, led by CM Revanth, was forced to cancel their trip to the USA after the Union External Affairs Ministry denied clearance, citing a "political angle." The state government had sought permission for both UK and USA trips according to policy and protocol, but only the UK trip was approved. The Central Government informed the state of its refusal of permission after the delegation arrived in the UK.

CM Revanth expressed disappointment at the "political denial" and emphasized the purpose of the visit was to bring the world's best institutions to India, Telangana, and Hyderabad as part of the New Education Policy. Despite the setback, Revanth plans to continue with the UK portion of the trip, interacting with universities and sports institutions and attempting to establish partnerships in the UK.

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