News News Jammu and Kashmir: An announcement of a 10 -racket of grapes for the families of the dead in a terrorist attack
Sarrenagar, April 23, the Jammu and Kashmir government announced an earlier amount in Gratia 10 rupees for a family of 26 people who were killed in the terrorist attack in PAALGAM.
The officials said that these decisions were taken at a special meeting of the Council of Ministers headed by Prime Minister Omar Abdullah, who was called to discuss the Paalgam terrorist attack.
The Council of Ministers also decided to advise Pamo and Kashmir Manoj Senha to contact a special session for the association in Jamo at 10:30 am on April 28.
After the meeting, an official spokesman said, “The Cabinet expressed its deep sorrow and resentment of the sad death of the innocent in this barbarian act, cowardice and injuries to citizens.” The Cabinet condemned the terrorist act, describing it as a direct attack on peace, unity and democratic values. ” ”
He said that the government stands with complete solidarity with the families of the victims and confirms its strong commitment to ensuring justice, enhancing security and maintaining a sense of the Brotherhood.
He said: “The Cabinet emphasized the government’s design in bringing all the steps necessary to bring criminals in this terrible act to the sidewalk of justice and protect the life and freedom of every citizen.”
A few moments of silence were kept in honor of the victims of the terrorist attack.
The Council of Ministers also approved the previous mistake announced by Abdullah. The Prime Minister said that although there are no money that could compensate for the loss of loved ones, the Jammu and Kashmir government will provide a previous Gratia 10 rupees for the families of the deceased as a symbol of support and solidarity.
The Prime Minister announced two rupees of Lakh for the old wound and one of the Rsa Lakh for its minor wound. The Council of Ministers is intended to take steps to ensure the safety of the lives of citizens.
The meeting also decided to make the necessary arrangements for the best possible medical treatment for the wounded and provide the return of tourists with great respect.
The Council of Ministers appealed to all religious societies, leaders, civil society and political parties to unity against such powers that try to preserve and destroy peace and divide the region.
He said that the Prime Minister also contacted the meeting of everything on Thursday to discuss the crisis.
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