The Uttar Pradesh government has brought back 130 students of the state from violence-hit Manipur till Thursday, it said.
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Thirty-two students were brought back on Thursday while another 12 will return on Friday. On Tuesday and Wednesday, it brought back 98 students, according to a statement issued by the government. The students are first being brought to Delhi via different routes. All 32 students who returned on Thursday directly landed at the Lucknow airport. These students were studying in different academic institutions in Manipur and were evacuated on the instructions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath following the outbreak of violence in the state. “Most of the students have already been evacuated from Manipur. After bringing back 12 more students on Friday, there will only be 16 student left, of whom five have refused to come back while 11 are coming back on their own,” Relief Commissioner Prabhu Narain Singh said. Singh added that the state government’s priority is to safely bring back the students from Uttar Pradesh studying in Manipur at the earliest. “Earlier, we got information about 136 students being in Manipur for which a campaign was launched to bring them back. After this, 22 more students were found. Now teams are in action to bring them back too,” Singh said.
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Thirty-two students were brought back on Thursday while another 12 will return on Friday. On Tuesday and Wednesday, it brought back 98 students, according to a statement issued by the government. The students are first being brought to Delhi via different routes. All 32 students who returned on Thursday directly landed at the Lucknow airport. These students were studying in different academic institutions in Manipur and were evacuated on the instructions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath following the outbreak of violence in the state. “Most of the students have already been evacuated from Manipur. After bringing back 12 more students on Friday, there will only be 16 student left, of whom five have refused to come back while 11 are coming back on their own,” Relief Commissioner Prabhu Narain Singh said. Singh added that the state government’s priority is to safely bring back the students from Uttar Pradesh studying in Manipur at the earliest. “Earlier, we got information about 136 students being in Manipur for which a campaign was launched to bring them back. After this, 22 more students were found. Now teams are in action to bring them back too,” Singh said.
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