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Special train for stranded Students of J-K to leave from Banglore Tomorrow

Suhail Khan

Srinagar, May 09: First special train for stranded students of Jammu and Kashmir to leave from Banglore city of Karnataka tomorrow.

An official told news agency KINS, A special train carrying 1112 stranded students of Jammu and Kashmir to leave for Udhampur from Banglore city tomorrow morning. He said only registered students would be allowed to board after proper ID verification.

Special train to Udampur will leave at 11 AM tomorrow from Banglore city railway station. We have made all the necessary arrangements for operating the train, a railway official told news agency KINS. He said registered students have been informed to reach Baiyappanahalli Police Station (K R Puram) Tin Factory ground by 7: 30 Am tomorrow where from Banglore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) will carry them to railway station he added.

Pertinently, this is the first batch of stranded students who are being taken back to home from Karnataka state.

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