J&K Government has initiated the process of bringing back students and labour who had stuck in various states due to lockdown in a very controlled and regulated manner. <br />'' <br />'' In this regard, Chief Secretary, J&K, BVR Subrahmanyam yesterday held video conference with all DC's and SSP's to discuss the action plan. AIR Correspondent reports that in the first phase, students and migrant labour from Punjab and Himachal will be allowed and then the process will be initiated for students/migrant labour stuck in rest of the States. <br />'' <br />'' J&K Government have issued standard protocols for receiving such people and all those who will enter the UT without prior permission will be compulsorily sent to institutional quarantine in Lakhanpur for 21 days. 100 percent testing of all such people will be done to ensure their and others' safety. <br />''<br />'' All Deputy Commissioners were asked to coordinate with Health Department so that medical teams are deployed for the collection of samples. Nodal Officers have been appointed by the Government for ensuring smooth entry and movement of people. <br />'' <br />'' All the DCs are directed  to create additional quarantine facilities at village level by utilizing all available infrastructures and involving Panchayat members and Anganwadi workers to ensure effective implementation of quarantine at such facilities. <br />''<br />'' To arrive at an exact number of the stranded students/migrant labour a database is being compiled and will be shared with the districts so that all necessary arrangements are made for their stay. <br />