per cent jobs but gujaratis are being thrown out of such factories gujaratis are dying due to starvation he said in the video probably shot by a mobile phonemeanwhile hindispeaking factory workers continued to flee the state by taking trains and buses which were running jampackedthere were also reports of bus fares being raised in view of the increased demand coming in from some placessome people said they were scared and alleged that they were threatened to flee or face consequencessome people came to our area last night and asked me to leave the place immediately and go back to my home state or they will thrash me a migrant worker told reporters at the ahmedabad railway stationshyam singh thakur president of the uttar bhartiya vikas parishad an outfit of north indians in gujarat said the situation has become normal but people who had decided earlier to leave the state continue to board buses and trainshe said more than 60000 hindispeaking migrant labourers have fled the state so farthe environment of threat and fear has ended and peace has returned people are no longer being threatened and they are resuming work in factories thakur saidmore than 60000 people have left gujarat and those who are leaving now are only those who had decided earlier to go back home there is no more compulsion and threat to them to leave the state he saidmeanwhile police continued to patrol industrial areas of the affected districts to instill confidence among peoplein vadodara hundreds of police personnel carried out a flag march in industrial areas having several big and small factories where more than 25000 migrants workedadditional police force has been deployed in industrial areas for the security of hindispeaking migrants no untoward incident has been reported in these areas vadodara police commissioner anupam singh gehlot saidearlier over 450 people were arrested and 56 firs registered after sporadic incidents of violence were reported from mehsana sabarkantha ahmedabad gandhinagar and other areas in north gujarat