Vadodara District Collector obtained permission to send the students from Assam back home

 32 students studying in MSU able to return to
their home state of Assam

Under the
guidance and instructions of District Collector Shalini Agarwal the district
administration paved way for the return of 32 students from Assam staying and
studying in Vadodara. In coordination with Government of Assam, the
administration help students to return home recently.

One thing to
note here is that under normal circumstances the governments of the states of
Assam and the North East have not allowed people to be sent back to those
states. But district collector herself took interest under the humane and
compassionate approach towards these students coordinate with the goverments
and paved way for their return. Otherwise the state governments still not allow
the people who wants to return back to these states.

Informing
about this, Kaushik Rohit Nodal Officer for North Eastern Regions and DILR
said, around 32 students from Assam studying in various branches of MSU were
eager to go home.

The Assam
Government had approached the Vadodara District Collector for further action by
generating the required pass through her mediation as a special case. The
Collector responded with sympathy and asked the concerned officers to take
immediate action.

Accordingly,
the Nodal Officer and Deputy Collector Ram Joshi completed the procedures
including making e-pass to facilitate the journey of these students. After
completing all the necessary formalities, these students have left for their
hometowns under self managed transport system, said Rohit.