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Sasan distributes truck load of cotton quilts 9/20/2014 9:33:47 PM Early Times Report jammu, Sept 20: Gurdeep Sigh Sasan senior leader and chairman Children's Welfare Society conducted extensive tour of Pathi, Pancheri, Mansar, Kremchi, Landar, Kotla, Karcha, Kainthgali and interacted with the disaster victims, held relief camps and distributed one truck cotton quilts among the hapless victims. Addressing the gatherings at these places Sasan assured the people that the NC Govt. headed by Omar Abdullah is committed to mitigate the problems of natural disaster victims and doing its best to reach out to the victims to redress the hardship being faced by them. He said that no doubt the administration has done a lot to restore road connectivity but a lot has to be done and urged to take most steps to expedite the process of settlement as the winter is approaching as these are the far flung areas of District Udhampur. Sasan assured the disaster victims that they stand with the victims at this crucial time and assured all kind of support and best possible help to them. Sasan fervently appealed to the people to come forward and donate generously for the victims. Lakshmi Dutta president Women Wing NC Jammu Province accompanied Sasan who while addressing the gathering said during all these natural calamities women are the worst sufferer and has to face a lot of hardship in rebuilding their houses and collecting house hold goods. She said that at this hour of crisis NC stands with them the rock and it is the only party which stands for the upliftment of women and assured that she will leave no stone unturned to solve their problems.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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