students and youths from changlang district in arunachal pradesh who were stranded in curfewbound dibrugarh town and provided food and shelter to them they were going to changlang district from dimapur via dibrugarh but were left stranded in different locations of dibrugarh since the past last three days without proper food and stay a team of 171 bn crpf led by inspector raile paul shifted them to the battalion headquarters and provided food shelter and other basic amenities a crpf spokesman said the commandant of 171 bn pk singh is coordinating with the dc and sp of changlang for their safe movement to respective remote areas of arunachal pradesh through helicopter and convoys the protests since monday which had forced the railways to either cancel or restrict the movement of several trains have left hundreds of air and train travellers stranded at airports and railway stations here these people are facing a shortage of drinking water and food as the city continues to remain under curfew since wednesday all shortdistance and local passenger trains remain cancelled and all longdistance trains have been terminated and are now originating from guwahati said northeast frontier railway pro n bhattacharya the state government on friday provided buses to transport them and also provide food and water at the airport and railway stations at paltan bazar and kamakhya