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use the Laravel docs instruction instead. Instantiate a model then add <code>srid</code> parameter

public function revisions()
{
    return $this->hasMany(
       'StudentRevision',
        'sid'
    );
}

at your controller

public function getStudent($srid=NULL)
{
    $m= new Student();
    $g= $m->current()->where('srid',$srid);
    var_dump($g);
    // another code written here...
}

#cmiiw

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