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Jagan Reddy to visit US to admit daughter in university

By IANS | Updated: August 13, 2019 23:50 IST

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will be leaving for United States on July 15 for a week-long personal visit to admit his daughter to a university.

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Jagan Reddy, who will be accompanied by his family members, will leave for the US from Hyderabad on Aug 15 night and return to Vijayawada on Aug 24.

The Chief Minister is going to the US to admit his younger daughter Harishini Reddy in an under-graduate course in the prestigious University of Notre Dame, Indiana State.

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) chief's elder daughter Varsha Reddy is studying at London School of Economics.

According to an official release on Tuesday, Jagan Reddy's travel to the US with his family members is strictly personal and the entire cost of travel and stay is being borne by the chief minister from his personal finances.

However, taking advantage of his presence in the US, he will meet US officials, entrepreneurs, people of Indian origin and Non-Resident Telugu people in Washington DC and Dallas between Aug 16 and Aug 18. He will also meet leading entrepreneurs in Chicago on Aug 22.

This will be the second foreign tour by Jagan Reddy since assuming office as the chief minister in May this year.

He along with his family members visited Israel early this month. This was also a personal visit.

Jagan Reddy, a Protestant, visited Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ and other holy places in Israel associated with Christianity. This was believed to be a thanksgiving visit for his massive victory in the recent elections.

( With inputs from IANS )

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