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KATHUA, APRIL 27: In a swift and compassionate response to a tragic fire incident at Ward No. 21, Kathua, the District Administration, under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Kathua Dr. Rakesh Minhas extended immediate relief to the affected families. The devastating fire led to the complete destruction of twelve jhughis (makeshift dwellings), leaving families homeless and in urgent need of assistance.

Recognizing the critical situation, the District Administration promptly organized and distributed essential supplies to each of the twelve affected families.

The team of District Administration Kathua extended solidarity with the affected families and assured them of continuous support from the administration. "The loss faced by the families is heartbreaking. We stand with them in this hour of need and will ensure that all necessary support is extended to them” official said. 

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JAMMU, APRIL 27: A special enforcement drive was carried out today across Jammu City, from South to North, under the supervision of Regional Transport Officer Jammu, Jasmeet Singh. The drive aimed to curb overcharging, overloading and ensure compliance regarding e-rickshaw driving licenses and other mandatory vehicle documents.

During the drive, as many as 750 vehicles were inspected. A total of 87 vehicles were e-challaned and 56 vehicles were seized for various violations under the Motor Vehicles Act and the rules framed thereunder. Fines amounting to ₹3,46,200 were imposed on the violators.

In addition to enforcement activities, awareness sessions were conducted at multiple locations for drivers and passengers to sensitise them about road safety regulations and provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act. Special instructions were also issued to e-rickshaw operators regarding adherence to their designated areas of operation.

The enforcement drive was led by ARTO FS Er. Bipen Singh Charak and ARTO Mohd Salim Manhas, along with MVI Er. C. S. Billowria, SMVI Amanish Sharma and MVTA Taranjot Singh.

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 Interacts with scores of J&K students, business community members

Also visits Universal Group of Institutions, Saraswati Group of Colleges Chandigarh to discuss security concerns of J&K students with college Admins

CHANDIGARH, APRIL 26: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Sakeena Itoo today called on Governor of Punjab and Administrator of UT of Chandigarh, Shri Gulab Chand Kataria at Raj Bhavan here.

During the interaction, the Minister discussed several issues concerning safety and security of J&K students and business community, in wake of the recent tragic attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.

The Minister requested the Governor to take steps for instilling some sense of security among the J&K students and business community.

The Governor assured the Minister of full cooperation and said that the Punjab and Chandigarh Administrations will ensure safety and security of all J&K residents and students.

DGP, Punjab, Gaurav Yadav and DGP, Chandigarh Police, Surendra Singh Yadav were also present on the occasion.

Later, the Minister also met Chief Secretary, Punjab, Shri K A P Sinha to discuss the issues of J&K students, business community and other individuals in the aftermath of Pahalgam attack.

Additional Chief Secretary, Home Affairs Punjab, Shri Alok Shekhar was also present during the interaction.

During the meeting, the Minister requested the Chief Secretary and ACS to take steps for restoring sense of security among J&K students and the business community currently in Punjab and Chandigarh.

The Chief Secretary and ACS assured full cooperation to J&K Government for welfare and safety of all J&K students and business community currently in Punjab.

Earlier, on the directions of Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, Minister for Health and Medical Education, Sakeena Itoo arrived in Chandigarh Punjab to instil sense of security among the J&K students and business community, in wake of the recent tragic attack in Pahalgam.

During her visit, Sakeena personally engaged with cross-section of the Jammu and Kashmir student community and business professionals based in Punjab. The Minister held interactions with them on their safety concerns and emotional well-being, especially in the aftermath of Pahalgam attack. She also engaged with several students and individuals on phone in view of the prevailing situation.

During the interaction, Sakeena assured them that the Omar Abdullah led Government is fully committed to welfare and security of their citizens across the country. The Minister assured them that their pressing issues will be taken up with the Administrations of Punjab and Chandigarh. She advised them to contact the J&K Government on the already circulated numbers in case of assistance and help in future.

Later on, Sakeena Itoo visited Universal Group of Institutions Chandigarh to discuss security concerns of students with college authorities as the students from Jammu and Kashmir of this college have left for their hometowns.

The Minister also visited Saraswati Group of Colleges Chandigarh, wherein she personally interacted with students. She assured the students of all possible assistance from the Government.

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GHAGWAL, APRIL 26: Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Ghagwal, K. S. Bali conducted inspections of multiple educational institutions across the subdivision today to assess educational quality and infrastructure.

The inspection covered Government Girls High School Ghagwal, Degree College Ghagwal, and Government High School Jatwal, where the SDM engaged directly with students and faculty to evaluate teaching methodologies and campus conditions.

During the visits, SDM Bali identified several areas requiring immediate attention, including the poor condition of sanitation facilities at Government Girls High School. The SDM also addressed student absenteeism at Degree College Ghagwal, directing the Principal to investigate and implement corrective measures.

At Government High School Jatwal, Bali personally observed classroom teaching, assessed mid-day meal quality, and encouraged students to remain focused on their academic goals.

"Quality education is non-negotiable," stated SDM Bali while issuing strict instructions to all headmasters. "Revenue officers will now conduct periodic assessments of punctuality and mid-day meal quality across all schools in the subdivision."

The inspection team included Tehsildar Ghagwal, Shakeel Ahmad and Naib Tehsildar, Jagdev Singh.

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JAMMU, APRIL 26: Deputy Commissioner Jammu Sachin Kumar Vaishya today conducted inspection of the ongoing Girdawari registration process in Tehsils Arnia and Bishnah.

He was accompanied by Additional District Development Commissioner Sher Singh and Chief Executive Officer Jammu & Kashmir e-Governance Agency Rupesh Kumar, who also holds the charge of Director Social Welfare Jammu.

During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner reviewed the progress of Girdawari entries and emphasised the importance of accuracy and transparency in the process.

In a surprise inspection, CEO JaKeGA, Rupesh Kumar, took cognizance of overcharging by a Common Services Centre (CSC) and immediately suspended its license.

The Deputy Commissioner reiterated that strict action would be taken against any irregularities and instructed field functionaries to maintain utmost transparency and accountability in public service delivery.

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 SHIMLA, APRIL 26: Minister for Agriculture Production, Javed Ahmad Dar, today called on Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, apprising him of the situation arising out of the recent Pahalgam terror strike.

Their meeting focused on key issues concerning the safety and welfare of J&K residents in Himachal Pradesh.

The meeting was held in pursuance of the directions of Chief Minister of J&K where under all Cabinet Ministers of J&K have been deputed to various parts of the country.

During the interaction, Javed Ahmad Dar urged the Chief Minister to ensure the security and well-being of Kashmiri students, businessmen and workers currently residing in Himachal Pradesh.

The HP Chief Minister emphasised that the people of Himachal Pradesh are peace loving and believe in upholding the values of brotherhood and communal harmony.

Strongly condemning the heinous attack, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu expressed heartfelt solidarity with the victims and their families. He assured that the State Government would take every possible step to guarantee the safety, security and well-being of all residents from Jammu & Kashmir living in Himachal Pradesh. Necessary directions have already been issued to the concerned authorities to ensure the same, he added.

The Agriculture Minister appreciated the efforts and proactive support of the Himachal Pradesh Government towards the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir during such critical times.

Later, while interacting with delegations, Javed Ahmad Dar reiterated the firm commitment of the Omar Abdullah led Government to the welfare and security of J&K residents across the country. He also advised the community to reach out to the J&K Government through the helpline numbers already circulated for any assistance or emergencies.

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Safety of our people is government's prime concern: Dy CM

Interacts with students, businessmen of J&K, assures government's full support

MUMBAI, APRIL 26: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary today met Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, Eknath Shinde in Mumbai and expressed satisfaction over the measures taken by Maharashtra Government for the safety of J&K residents.

The Deputy Chief Minister also interacted with students, businessmen and professionals working in Maharashtra to instil sense of security among them.

During the meeting, Choudhary emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety and security of J&K residents living in Maharashtra. He urged Deputy Chief Minister, Eknath Shinde to take all necessary steps to safeguard their wellbeing in view of recent concerns.

In response, Eknath Shinde assured his full support and reiterated that both the government and people of Maharashtra stand firmly with the people of Jammu and Kashmir to protect and support them.


Acting on the instructions of Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, Deputy Chief Minister Choudhary also held separate meetings with students from various colleges and universities, private sector employees, and businessmen to personally enquire about their wellbeing and any safety concerns. He also met with senior police officials as well.

He reaffirmed that the safety of J&K residents remains top priority for the government, stating, “We will go the last mile to ensure the safety and welfare of our people.”

Expressing solidarity, Choudhary emphasized that the Omar Abdullah government is deeply concerned about the wellbeing of its people and is committed to ensuring their security at all times.

He assured the community that there is no need for fear or anxiety, emphasizing, “Our government is available 24x7 to assist you.”

He also advised students and other residents to contact the official helpline numbers circulated by the administration in case of any assistance.

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