KANPUR, Aug. 20 -- More than 200 students of Jai Prakash Narayan Sarvodaya residential school in Niyotani under Unnao's Hasanganj tehsil blocked the Mohan-Bangarmau road on Wednesday morning, alleging a shortage of teachers, poor-quality food and inadequate basic facilities. The students gathered at Mohan trisection and sat on the road, bringing traffic to a halt. They alleged that several subject teachers had not been posted at the school for years, affecting their studies. The students also complained about the food served at the school, alleging that there was no proper arrangement for meals in the mess and that poor-quality food was served on several occasions. They further alleged inadequate water supply in the school and hostel. The protest ended after three hours as officials assured the students that their issues would be addressed. Unnao DM Ghanshyam Meena and SP Jai Prakash Singh later had breakfast with the students and assured them that their problems would be looked into. Meanwhile, schoolchildren and residents of three villages in Hamirpur's Kurara block returned to the streets on Wednesday, protesting the poor condition of roads to their villages despite an earlier assurance from the administration. Stopped by police while heading to the collectorate, the protesters walked nearly 5 km to reach the district headquarters. The protest was led by residents and schoolchildren from Bhauli, Jamrehi and Bachrauli along the Yamuna belt. The road issue had triggered a similar protest earlier this month. The group staged a three-hour protest. Officials spoke to them and assured them their concerns would be addressed....