Now, the gradual return

August 20, 2012 03:05 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 11:12 pm IST - Guwahati

Karnataka Deputh Chief Minister and Home Minister R Ashoka with the CRPF personnel posted outside the Akbari Masjid, Neelasandra, in Bangalore. Photo: K. Murali Kumar

Karnataka Deputh Chief Minister and Home Minister R Ashoka with the CRPF personnel posted outside the Akbari Masjid, Neelasandra, in Bangalore. Photo: K. Murali Kumar

Reflecting a gradual return to normality after the exodus, people from the northeast headed back to Bangalore in special trains from Guwahati. The situation eased in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu on Monday.

Northeast Frontier Railway spokesman Nripen Bhattacharya said in Guwahati that three special trains had left for Bangalore on Sunday, taking back in phases those who had fled fearing attacks after rumours that emerged following the Assam violence. But he could not give the exact number of people who returned to Bangalore.

Government officials said it would take two to three days before all of them returned to Bangalore and other cities such as Pune and Chennai.

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