• JKPDP leaders express solidarity with landslide-affected families in Barmini

JAMMU: A delegation of senior leaders from the Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party (JKPDP) visited the landslide-affected village of Barmini in the Bathindi area today. The team was led by JKPDP General Secretary Rajendra Manhas and included prominent leaders such as Narinder Sharma, Varinder Sonu, Zulfkar Malik, Karan Singh, Sunil Bhat, Vikram Jeet, and Devinder Dogra.

The leaders assessed the extent of damage caused by the landslide, which has affected nearly 35 villages in the area. They witnessed firsthand the devastation and loss of livelihood faced by the affected families.The JKPDP leaders demanded that the government provide suitable compensation and decent rehabilitation to the affected families. They emphasized the need for immediate action to support the families who have lost their homes, livelihoods, and property.

Key demands included suitable compensation to affected families for loss of property and livelihood. Decent rehabilitation packages for families who have lost their homes. Immediate assistance to restore basic amenities and infrastructure in the affected area. The leaders expressed solidarity with the affected families and assured them that their grievances would be highlighted before the concerned platforms for timely mitigation.

 The leaders expressed solidarity with the affected families, acknowledging their suffering and struggles. They assured the families that their grievances would be taken up with the concerned authorities to ensure timely relief and support. The leaders demanded suitable compensation, decent rehabilitation, and immediate assistance to restore basic amenities and infrastructure in the affected area.

The visit highlighted the JKPDP's commitment to supporting the affected families and advocating for their rights. The leaders' assurance of solidarity and support is expected to bring hope and relief to the families affected by the landslide.

The JKPDP leaders assured the affected families that their demands would be taken up with the government, and they would work towards ensuring justice and support for the people of Barmini and other affected villages. The visit highlighted the need for government intervention to address the humanitarian crisis caused by the landslide.

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