A Hyderabad woman named Nasreen Begum has been stranded in Al Suwayq near Muscat, Oman. To rescue her mother, Nasreen’s daughter Mahek Unnisa, has sought the help of Dr. S. Jaishankar, Minister of External Affairs of India and asked to bring her stranded mother back.
On the 16th of May, Tuesday, Mehak Unnisa wrote a letter to the minister detailing her mother’s situation. Getting into the details, after her husband’s death, Nasreen was searching for a job and was offered a position as a housemaid in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates (UAE,) by a local agent. When she arrived in Dubai in February 2023, and was received by a woman named Fatima. Within two months, she was moved to another house where she was forced to work as a housemaid without proper food and accommodation.
Later, Fatima sold her to Shruti, and after 20 days the Hyderabad woman was moved to Al Suwayq near Muscat, Oman and kept at Diamond Manpower Consultancy. Upon arrival, Nasreen fell ill, and pus started to ooze out of her wound from a previous stomach surgery. Despite her desire to return to India, her Kafeel (employer) demands Rs. 2 lakh to hand over her passport and allowing her return.
Meanwhile, reacting to the appeal, on the Twitter handle, Indian Embassy in Oman yesterday wrote, ‘Embassy has been trying to contact the Manpower agency on the given numbers but no response is there. Whatsapp messages were also dropped but no answer was received. Please ask Smt. Nasreen Begum to contact on our toll free number (80071234.)”
Meanwhile, the Telangana Government and the Indian Government are also making efforts to rescue the Hyderabad woman Nasreen Begum from Oman and bring her back to India.
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