<p>Out of 121 people of the Hakki Pikki community from H D Kote and Hunsur taluks of Mysuru district, who were stranded in war-hit Sudan, 67 people who were rescued under Operation Kaveri, have returned to their respective hamlets. </p>.<p>Among the 56 people from Pakshirajapura 1, 2 and Shankarapura hamlets of Hunsur taluk, 29 have returned so far. Twenty-four people have reached Delhi and they are expected to reach their respective hamlets on Wednesday. Three of them are still in Sudan, according to Hunsur Tahsildar Lt Col S U Ashok.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/explained-who-are-the-hakka-pakki-tribe-stranded-in-sudan-1212222.html" target="_blank">Explained: Who are the Hakka Pakki tribe stranded in Sudan?</a></strong><br />Among 65 people from Tiger Block of HD Kote taluk, 38 have returned so far. Seven people who arrived on a ship are quarantined at Kochi. The remaining 20 people have reportedly been relocated from Khartoum to Jeddah. They are expected to be brought back soon, said HD Kote Tahsildar P S Mahesh. </p>.<p>According to Col Ashok, these people had been to Sudan over six months ago, to sell herbal products. They were stranded in the war-hit Al-Baser of the Khartoum district of Sudan in Africa.</p>
<p>Out of 121 people of the Hakki Pikki community from H D Kote and Hunsur taluks of Mysuru district, who were stranded in war-hit Sudan, 67 people who were rescued under Operation Kaveri, have returned to their respective hamlets. </p>.<p>Among the 56 people from Pakshirajapura 1, 2 and Shankarapura hamlets of Hunsur taluk, 29 have returned so far. Twenty-four people have reached Delhi and they are expected to reach their respective hamlets on Wednesday. Three of them are still in Sudan, according to Hunsur Tahsildar Lt Col S U Ashok.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/explained-who-are-the-hakka-pakki-tribe-stranded-in-sudan-1212222.html" target="_blank">Explained: Who are the Hakka Pakki tribe stranded in Sudan?</a></strong><br />Among 65 people from Tiger Block of HD Kote taluk, 38 have returned so far. Seven people who arrived on a ship are quarantined at Kochi. The remaining 20 people have reportedly been relocated from Khartoum to Jeddah. They are expected to be brought back soon, said HD Kote Tahsildar P S Mahesh. </p>.<p>According to Col Ashok, these people had been to Sudan over six months ago, to sell herbal products. They were stranded in the war-hit Al-Baser of the Khartoum district of Sudan in Africa.</p>
