Day: September 4, 2025

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RAJOURI SEPTEMBER 04:-On the pious occasion of Eid Milad-un-Nabi (SAW), MLA Rajouri, Iftkhar Ahmed, hoisted the flag at Eid Gah Jamia Masjid Rajouri alongwith the Markazi Committee to mark the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the harbinger of peace, compassion, and unity.

While addressing the gathering, MLA Rajouri extended warm greetings to the people of Rajouri and the entire Muslim Ummah. He emphasized the importance of the Prophet’s teachings in today’s world — especially the values of love, tolerance, and harmony among all communities.

“Eid Milad-un-Nabi is not just a celebration; it is a reminder of the Prophet’s universal message of brotherhood, kindness, and justice. Let us pledge to walk the path of peace and work towards a united society,” he said.

The event saw the participation of religious leaders, local citizens, and community representatives. The atmosphere was filled with devotion, unity, and a shared spirit of celebration.

MLA Iftkhar also expressed hope that the occasion brings peace, prosperity, and well-being to all citizens of the region.

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BUDHAL SEPTEMBER 04:-In a commendable humanitarian effort, the 237 Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), stationed in Budhal, has stepped forward to aid victims of the recent landslides in Kangoota village by distributing solar emergency lights to displaced families.

The devastating landslides left several homes completely destroyed, forcing residents to seek refuge in temporary shelters set up by the CRPF. Recognizing the challenges faced by these families—especially during night hours—officials from the battalion provided solar-powered emergency lighting systems to help restore a sense of safety and dignity.

“Lighting is a basic necessity, especially in times of displacement. We hope this small gesture brings some relief and comfort to the affected families,” a CRPF spokesperson stated.

The distribution of solar lights is seen as a vital step toward enhancing nighttime visibility in makeshift shelters, which often lack electricity and pose added risks to vulnerable populations.

Local residents expressed their gratitude for the timely assistance. Many shared that the lights not only help them carry out basic tasks after sunset but also offer reassurance and a sense of normalcy during these difficult times.

This initiative is part of the CRPF’s ongoing commitment to serve and protect communities, particularly during natural disasters and emergencies. The force continues to provide logistical and moral support to those in need across remote and disaster-prone regions.

As recovery efforts continue in Kangota, the CRPF’s proactive approach stands as a shining example of community-focused service.

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BUDHAL SEPTEMBER 04:-A tragic landslide struck the Tarn area of Budhal late last night, completely destroying the mud-built residential house-cum-cattle shed of Mohd Jamil, son of Sain Khan. Triggered by continuous rainfall, the landslide caused the structure to collapse suddenly, resulting in the death of two horses, while another was seriously injured. The impoverished family was left devastated, having lost both shelter and livestock that were central to their livelihood. Troops from CRPF 237 Battalion (BN), led by the Assistant Commandant, reached the site promptly in the early morning hours and carried out a swift rescue operation, safely evacuating all trapped family members.

Shortly after the rescue, Dr. Mohd Fareed, MTS Department of Animal Husbandry, arrived at the scene and provided on-the-spot treatment to the injured horse, ensuring timely veterinary care despite the challenging conditions. Later in the day, Senior PDP leader Farooq Inqlabi visited the affected family in Budhal Tarn and expressed his heartfelt condolences. He urged the district administration to provide immediate relief, compensation, and proper rehabilitation to the victims. Inqlabi also commended the courageous efforts of the CRPF 237 BN jawans, and stressed the urgent need for disaster preparedness, improved housing infrastructure, and a compassionate administrative approach to support vulnerable communities in hilly regions like Budhal.

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RAJOURI SEPTEMBER 04:-In the aftermath of a devastating landslide that struck late last night, Senior PDP Leader Farooq Inqlabi visited the affected area where the residential house-cum-cattle shed of Mohd Jamil S/O Sain Khan was completely damaged. The tragic incident resulted in the death of two horses and left the poor family in a state of deep distress.

Expressing solidarity with the victims, Farooq Inqlabi demanded immediate relief and rehabilitation measures from the district administration. He urged the authorities to act swiftly to provide necessary assistance and help the family recover from their loss.

Farooq Inqlabi also commended the swift action of the Assistant Commandant of CRPF 237 BN and the CRPF jawans, who arrived early this morning at Pathan Mohalla and rescued the trapped family members. He lauded their courage and dedication in operating on the frontline during such a critical time, providing timely support to the affected household.

The senior PDP leader emphasized the need for enhanced preparedness and a compassionate administrative response to natural calamities, especially in vulnerable hilly regions like Budhal.