Summary:
Amrinder Singh, who made arrangements for students at the Sohana gurdwara, said, ‘’We are making arrangements for the students’ stay. Not only was a shelter home set up by the Jammu and Kashmir Students Organisation (JKSO) ready for them, they were also offered lodging by the management of the Gurdwara Singh Shaheedan, Sohana. At least 100 Kashmiri students, who fled from Dehradun and Ambala amid tension mounting since the Pulwama attack, arrived at Landran in Punjab’s Mohali district early Sunday. ‘Stayed locked in our rooms for 2 days’After reaching Landran, the students recounted what they had gone through in the past three days. Amarinder Singh declared that his government shall ensure security of Kashmiri students studying in the state..