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Unidentified miscreants harassed Kashmiri students in Dehradun: Parents

SRINAGAR, Feb 16: A parent namely Sonaullah Mir from Bandipora district of north Kashmir telephoned early times and said that, there is a group of students that are studying in Shree Ram Roy, Medical Institute of Health and Science Dehradun of Uttrakhand state.
According to Mir, he got a call from his son at 4 pm today, who communicated him that some miscreants are forcing them to vacate the place within the next 24 hours.
“These children were mentally harassed, and they are distressed now, even though their house owner had given them a full protection and support like of his/her own children, the house owner had fought with the mob on behalf of these students who are residing there as paying guest, said Mir.
He said that, these children have called on the helpline numbers which were made public by the JK government, but perhaps no one has responded to their call, and now the parents are worried about the safeguard of their children.
We request the concerned authorities of Jammu and Kashmir to take the matter with the Uttrakhand Government to give them full security and protection to the students who are studying outside of the J&K State.
Pertinently the office of Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir today issued an official communiqué informing that a helpline has been established in the office in view of the concerns ventilated by certain quarters, especially those students residing and studying outside the state and to overcome the same.
According to the communiqué, the helpline numbers are Additional Commissioner, Kashmir 9906578433, 0194-2478663, Assistant Commissioner (Central) 9419484646, 0194-2473135/2483718, Principal Pvt. Secretary to Divisional Commissioner 9419094535, 0194-2455357/2452643.

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