In Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today visited the Jammu to take stock of the situation following heightened tensions, drone attacks in Jammu and intense shelling in border districts of Jammu.
The Chief Minister visited several camps and lodgement centres in Jammu and Samba districts to assess the relief arrangements made for the public who have been evacuated to these shelters. He interacted with the displaced families and reviewed the provision of food, shelter, medical aid and other essentials.
He said all efforts shall be made to ensure that all necessities are provided to the people and directed the administration to remain alert and responsive to emerging needs. The government has established relief camps at multiple locations across border districts.
Mr Abdullah also held discussions with senior district officers to assess the overall situation and ongoing relief measures, reiterating the government’s firm commitment to the safety and welfare of all affected citizens. The Chief Minister also commended the forces for their swift and effective action in repelling last night’s cross-border attacks from Pakistan at multiple locations across both Jammu and Kashmir divisions. He asserted that India reserves the right to defend its people and territory with full strength.
Meanwhile, the Jammu and Kashmir government has appointed senior IAS officer Shaleen Kabra, Financial Commissioner of the Jal Shakti Department, as the official spokesperson for the Union Territory.