376 students set to return to J&K from Rajasthan's Kota on Monday: Admin

As many as 376 students from Jammu and Kashmir, who were stranded in Rajasthan's Kota, would return to Union Territory on Monday as all arrangements have been finalised, officials said.

"376 J&K students in Kota set to return tomorrow. All arrangements finalised. This follows recent return of students and ors who were in Jaisalmer and or places. Appeal: Please be patient. Govt is working hard to facilitate all," government spokesperson Rohit Kansal said in a tweet.

While he gave furr details, officials said students, who were stranded in Kota due to nationwide lockdown imposed to curb spre of coronavirus, left Rajasthan town on Sunday in Jammu and Kashmir State Ro Transport Corporation buses and were expected to reach home on Monday.

Earlier, students from Jammu and Kashmir, who were kept in a quarantine facility at Rajasthan's Jaisalmer after ir return from Iran, were brought back by ministration after y completed ir quarantine period.

Several political parties in valley h expressed concern over students from Union Territory stranded in various parts of country and appealed to ministration to make arrangements for ir return.

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