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BRAMYO extends help to 60 families by providing ration in Nowshera 4/3/2020 10:37:43 PM Early Times Report Rajouri, Apr 3: Extending helping hands to the distressed people in these tough times of Coronavirus pandemic, Bharat Rattan Dr BR Amedkar Movement Youth Organisation today distributed ration among 60 families in the far flung areas of Nowshera of Rajouri district. The members of organisation led by its Chairman Sanam Raian and Vice Chairman Rinku Heer gave away bags of rations among sixty families of villages Bareri, Manpur, Dubber, Kheri, Dharat, Gunni and Bheri Batan. These villages are situated along LOC, who have to face huge problem due to shortage of ration. Most of the people of these areas are very poor and earn their livelihood as labourers but in these days when there is total lockdown leaving these people jobless. Speaking to Early Times, members of organisation told that the residents of these areas were facing huge shortage of ration due to lockdown in the wake of COVID 19 and this endeavours ration was distributed among the distressed families. “We have taken pledge to continue our campaign and will distributes more ration in coming days,” they said further adding that everybody should come forward to help poor people irrespective of religion.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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