Sets Up Free SIR
Qadria International Organisation Sets Up Free SIR Help Desks Across Hyderabad, Assisting Hundreds of Citizens 30-member team of engineers, technology experts management professionals, and teachers voluntary support to people from all sections of society. Hyderabad, Telangana Qadria International Organisation has launched a dedicated Free Help Desk for SIR (Special Intensive Revision) to assist citizens in completing the required procedures and documentation related to the government drive.
The Help Desk initiative commenced on July 1, 2026, and will continue until August 10, 2026, with assistance centers operating at three locations in Hyderabad: Sayeed Manzil, Qazipura; Jalpally, Rajendranagar; and Eidi Bazar, Hyderabad. The initiative is being conducted under the leadership of Moulana Syed Ahmed Ul Hussaini, popularly known as Moulana Sayeed Ul Qadri, President of Qadria International Organisation. A team of around 30 qualified volunteers, comprising engineers, technology experts, management postgraduates, teachers, and other professionals, has been providing assistance completely free of charge. The volunteers have helped hundreds people, irrespective of their religion, social background, or financial status.
The Help Desks are particularly assisting those who face difficulties in understanding or completing the required forms and documentation. volunteers provide guidance in filling out Enumeration Forms and other SIR-related documents, helping eligible citizens complete the correctly and efficiently. In addition to operating the Help Desks, Qadria International Organisation volunteers have also undertaken door-to-door awareness and assistance campaigns. They have visited households to explain the importance of the government exercise and to guide residents regarding the necessary procedures and documentation.
Special Assistance for NRIs
Recognising the difficulties faced by Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in participating in the SIR process, Moulana Sayeed Ul Qadri instructed the organisation’s volunteers to extend assistance to them as well.
The volunteers gathered the necessary information from NRIs and provided guidance regarding the relevant forms and procedures, enabling them to participate in the process as required.
Speaking about the initiative, members of Qadria International Organisation said that the objective of the Help Desk is purely to provide voluntary social service and to ensure that people who are less educated, elderly, or unfamiliar with online and documentation procedures are not left behind because of a lack of technical knowledge.
The organisation has emphasised that its volunteers are extending assistance without discrimination and without charging any fee, with the sole objective of helping citizens understand and complete the required process.
The initiative has reportedly received appreciation from people belonging to different sections of society, who have welcomed the efforts of Moulana Syed Ahmed Ul Hussaini (Moulana Sayeed Ul Qadri) and Qadria International Organisation in providing free assistance to the public.
Through its team of qualified professionals and dedicated volunteers, Qadria International Organisation continues to contribute to community welfare by combining professional expertise with voluntary social service.