Sat Sharma, Sunil Sharma visited flood-hit areas in Pulwama, assure relief and rehabilitation

Pulwama : Jammu & Kashmir BJP President Sat Sharma (CA) and Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma today visited the flood-affected areas of Pulwama district, including Padgaampora, Wandakhpora, Hanjipora, and Goripora, to assess the situation and express solidarity with the affected families.
J&K BJP Vice President Dr. Shehnaz Ganie, General Secretaries Mohammad Anwar Khan and Gopal Mahajan, District President Pulwama Er. Showkat Gayoor, Social Media Co-Incharge Sajad Raina, along with other state office bearers and district leaders were also present on the occasion.
The senior leaders were briefed by local leaders and prominent residents about the extent of damage caused to houses, agricultural land, and public infrastructure. They also interacted with the locals, listened to their grievances, and assured that their issues will be taken up at the highest levels of administration for immediate and long-term redressal.
Speaking on the occasion, Sat Sharma said that the BJP is committed to standing shoulder to shoulder with the people of Pulwama in this hour of crisis. He stressed that urgent relief measures must be expedited, adequate compensation be provided to the affected families, and proper medical care and supplies ensured in the region. He underlined that the BJP has always believed in being available to the people in times of distress and will continue to work tirelessly to resolve their issues. The BJP will continue to monitor the situation closely and extend all possible assistance until complete normalcy is restored, he asserted.
Sunil Sharma reiterated BJP’s unwavering commitment to serve the society and stand by every citizen in difficult times. He stated that the pain and suffering of the people of Pulwama is felt by everybody. He stressed that the BJP will not rest until every affected family is rehabilitated and every damaged field and home sees recovery. Our foremost priority is to ensure that relief reaches the last person in need, without delay or discrimination, he added.