3500 Kashmiri students back home from B’desh

Excelsior Correspondent

Srinagar, July 31: 3,500 Kashmiri students have safely returned to India and reached their native places from the violence-hit Bangladesh with the prompt assistance of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the J&K Students Association (JKSA) said today.
In a statement issued here, JKSA lauded the role of External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar for his prompt and effective intervention in facilitating the safe evacuation of Kashmiri students from Bangladesh amidst the recent wave of violence and unrest.
“Almost all 3,500 Kashmiri students have safely returned to India and reached their native places with the prompt assistance of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA),” said Nasir Khuehami, the National Convenor of the Association.
JKSA emphasized that the families of these students in Kashmir were anxious, frightened scared and the successful evacuation has brought immense relief. “All students have returned to Kashmir safely and in good health.”
Khuehami asserted that students who lost their passports or faced document issues were facilitated following interventions.
“The coordinated efforts ensured that every student reached their destination safely, marking a significant relief for their families.”