A spokesperson of the Haryana Government on Thursday said till Wednesday, 87,072 persons, including migrant workers, students, teachers, and other persons have been sent to their home districts by Special Shramik Trains, buses and other vehicles.
He said that 222 were sent from Haryana to Punjab by buses and other vehicles, 63 people were sent to Himachal Pradesh, 38,181 people were sent to Uttar Pradesh, 9,551 were sent to Uttarakhand, 11965 were sent to Madhya Pradesh, 27 people to Gujarat, 464 people to Rajasthan, 58 people to Maharashtra, 24 people to Kerala, 32 people to Assam, 17653 people to Bihar by trains, 185 people to Jammu and Kashmir, 84 people to Delhi and others, 20 people to Andhra Pradesh, 11 to Telangana, 17 to Tamil Nadu, 11 to West Bengal, 4 to Karnataka. In all 8,500 persons were sent to other states with passes.
Similarly, 9912 persons from other states and abroad came to Haryana, 1 from Punjab, 42 from Himachal Pradesh, 179 from Uttar Pradesh, 36 from Uttarakhand, 10 from Madhya Pradesh, 9 from Gujarat, he said. From Rajasthan 2568 people, 17 from Maharashtra, 44 from Kerala, 34 from Telangana, 16 from Odisha, 105 from Nanderh Sahib, 6 from Delhi, 19 from Andhra Pradesh, 18 from Chhattisgarh. In all, 6600 people from other states came to Haryana with passes. Also, 208 people from Singapore, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia and Philippines came to Haryana.
The spokesman said that Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has been monitoring the arrangements made for sending migrant workers to their home states and the arrival of persons coming from other states to Haryana through video conferencing.