As many as 210 hostel borders of the SIBIDA Educational complex left hostel on Monday without taking permission from the authorities.
However, on being informed by an outsider, parents came rushing in and took their wards.
A month back, parents along with teacher and nonteaching staffs had complained to the district Collector of Angul that the school was serving low-grade foods and had no substitute of electrification and six male CCAs had been kicked out illegally.
The institute constructed with the support of the Central Government is being run the State Government. As many as 250 girls are studying in Classes I to V. A total of 12 CCAs (six men and six women) were working with a monthly remuneration of Rs 1500 per month. But after 11 years, the six male CCAs were terminated by the Collector.
Besides, construction of the school boundary was stall halfway due to a dispute.
When contacted, Sub-Collector Ajit Kumar Pradhan said all problems would be resolved soon.