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NIT students from TS returning home
About 130 students studying in National Institute of Technology (NIT), Srinagar are facing problems in returning home in view of the uncertain situation in Kashmir.
Hyderabad: About 130 students studying in National Institute of Technology (NIT), Srinagar are facing problems in returning home in view of the uncertain situation in Kashmir.
Telugu students who were in grip of fear have sent SOS to TRS working president K T Rama Rao in the wake of rumours that the government may take a 'huge decision' on Kashmir resulting in possible violence in the Valley.
According to reports reaching here, about 110 students have left by bus for New Delhi. Responding to the messages, KTR requested the Telangana government to ensure transport facilities to all of them and see that they are brought back to the state safely.
Following the request from KTR, Chief Secretary S K Joshi asked Resident Commissioner in New Delhi Vedantam Giri to contact the officials of Jammu and Kashmir and make necessary arrangements to bring the students to New Delhi.
From there arrangements will be made to airlift them to Hyderabad.
