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Relief Organization fails to avail ration for migrants 10/21/2016 11:35:40 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 21: Due to lackadaisical and pathetic approach of Relief organisation, Kashmir Pandit mirgrants have been suffering for the monthly ration which is pending in camps for two months in campus and non camps for the last 3 months sources said. The Relief Organization has failed to make payments of monthly ration quota of KP migrants to the CAPD Department as a result the concerned department stopped the supply to the ration stores in camps and non camps putting the gullible migrants at hardships for non availability of ration. Social activists Sunil Pandita while lambasting the lackadaisical approach of the authorities said why Relief Organization failed to make payments to CAPD department when the funds were at their disposal. It is a deliberate attempt to put Kashmiri Migrants to hardships, Pandita added. He said all ration stores in Jagti Camp and other Camps in Jammu were without ration for the last 2 months while as non camp Kashmiri Pandits were facing the crisis for the last 3 months, he added. He warned the authorities to release immediately the pending ration of KPs to Camps as well as non Camps otherwise protest will be staged against the Relief Organization if the same is delayed, maintained Sunil Pandita.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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