Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. JAMMU: Dr. Manohar Lal Sharma, Former Minister, has put forth a set of demands to the Central Government, LG, and UT Government to provide relief and support to the flood-affected areas in Jammu and Kashmir.Dr. Sharma recently visited several flood-affected habitations, including Nand, Jasyal (Galak), Bundhar Rajwalta, Wool Korethayal (Ramkote), Sundla, Kilther Amuwala, Chinging Makwal, Kalyal, Kayari, Dharamkote, Dardar Kishanpur Dungara, Rodala, Satheri, Themnal, Baggan, Tallu Dilu-Kanew, Kishanpur, Billawar Town, and SC Mohalla Sukral. He interacted with affected families and assessed the damage caused by the floods.
Dr. Sharma has demanded that the government deploy teams to assess the loss of property, including residential houses, commercial property, and crops. Make immediate payment of relief and compensation to affected families, including ration and durable tents. Restore road connectivity, water, and power supply to affected areas. Allot land in safer areas for families whose land has slid. Waive off KCC/crops loan of floods and rain-affected areas.
Dr. Sharma's demands highlight the urgent need for government intervention to provide relief and support to the flood-affected areas. The affected families are in dire need of assistance to rebuild their lives and restore their livelihoods .Dr. Manohar has been advocating for early relief to flood-affected victims in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly with the forthcoming winter season approaching. His demands emphasize the need for immediate assistance to those impacted by the floods.Dr. Sharma's efforts focus on ensuring that the affected populations receive the necessary support to survive the harsh winter months. His demands also highlight the need for comprehensive rehabilitation to help families rebuild their lives.
Dr. Manohar has emphasized the urgent need for early relief to flood-affected victims in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly with the forthcoming winter season approaching. As the harsh weather conditions are expected to exacerbate the suffering of those already impacted by the floods, Dr. Sharma's appeal highlights the critical importance of timely intervention to ensure the well-being and safety of affected families. His call for swift action underscores the need for immediate relief measures, including food, shelter, and medical assistance, to mitigate the impact of the impending winter on vulnerable communities.
