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Railways to run 300 Shramik trains
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Union Minister Piyush Goyal said the Railways is fully geared up to run 300 Shramik Special trains every day at a short notice to send back to their rural homes and asked state governments to give permission to evacuate so all stranded migrants can be sent back in the next three-four days.
New Delhi: Union Minister Piyush Goyal said the Railways is fully geared up to run 300 Shramik Special trains every day at a short notice to send back to their rural homes and asked state governments to give permission to evacuate so all stranded migrants can be sent back in the next three-four days.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah had accused the West Bengal government of not allowing trains to ferry stranded migrants to their home, but the state refuted the charge, saying 6,000 migrants had already returned and 10 trains carrying more labourers would arrive soon. Soon, the railway officials had rejected the claim by the state government.
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