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Partap urges LG to evacuate JK stranded labourers
4/28/2020 9:23:41 PM

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JAMMU, Apr 28: Young Panthers leader, Partap Singh Jamwal expressed his deep concern and anguish over the stranded J&K labourers who have been trapped in different states of India.
Partap Singh Jamwal said that all the states of Indian Union have successfully evacuated their labourers except J&K UT more particularly Jammu region.
He said that these laboueres are forced to live in deplorable conditions and are going to starve as proper food and medical facilites re not provided to them soon.
Partap Singh reiterated that some of labourers from Jammu trapped at Indore of which Roshan Lal (9149807613) and Ajay (9149636667) called him for seeking help so that they could come back to their homes in Jammu safely.
Jamwal said that the trapped labourers are living under life threatening condition. Nearly about thousand labourers have been trapped in Indore of which fifty have been stuck at Dewas Naka Indore besides Lusedia Police Station. The number do not stop here as one hundred ninety-four labourers have been trapped in different states of India who originally hail from Tehsil Moungri, Bhamag, Udhampur. He urged the LG to make an exit plan for the stranded labourers of Jammu and Kashmir, on the analogy of some other states, so that the affected people could be evacuated to their homes at the earliest.
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