SUBARNAPUR— It has been reported that there has been an important complaint about the return of the students of class IX who had migrated from PM Shri Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Tarbha. According to the information received, this year 21 students of class IX from JNV Tarbha have been sent to non-Odia states for education as migration. Out of them, 11 boys and 10 girls, a total of 21 students, went to Deoghar Navodaya Vidyalaya in Jharkhand on July 3rd. After the students reached, the students studying there threatened the 11 students on the first day. The next day, on the 9th, a video of them being called from the house and beating up 7 students and requesting them to return to their Navodaya Vidyalaya has gone viral on social media. The parents came to know about it. After this, the parents of the concerned students met the principal of Tarbha Navodaya Vidyalaya and wrote a complaint to bring the students back to their Tarbha Navodaya Vidyalaya. It is reported that they have also written a complaint to Subarnapur district,Birmaharajpur MLA Er.Raghunath Jagdala, Balangir MP Sangeeta Kumari Singhdeo, and the Divisional Commissioner to take necessary steps. After receiving the complaint, the principal of Tarbha Navodaya Vidyalaya Nishikant Samkumar spoke to the principal of the concerned Jharkhand Deoghar Navodaya Vidyalaya. On the advice of the principal, some parents went to the concerned school and observed the condition of the students. The parents, who were mentally disturbed, informed the principal and requested him to bring the students back. After this, the Tarbha principal returned the students. It is reported that the Bhopal Zonal Office is being contacted for this. When contacted regarding this incident, the Tarbha JNV Principal said that all the students will be brought back to their schools within the next four days. In Tarbha Navodaya, 7 female students and 16 male students from Deoghar Navodaya Vidyalaya are studying. The Principal informed that they will be returned to their respective schools within the next four days. Report- Ugrasen Karmi.
Urgent appeal to the administration of J.N.V. to bring back students from migration.
