He said the students, after their medical examination, were taken to the railway station in BMTC buses for onward journey towards Udhampur.
“The train is scheduled to reach Udhampur at 7am on Monday,” the official said.
An official spokesman of J&K government confirmed about the arrival of the stranded students from Bangalore and said all protocols were framed and procedure established for returnees district wise.
“100% to be tested and administrative quarantined. Pl cooperate fully,” the directorate of information and public relation tweeted.
Another official said that around 470 J&K students stranded in Bhopal, Indore also left towards the Valley in 18 AC buses. “All the students were screened before boarding the buses,” he said.
