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Geelani thanks people for helping Kashmir flood vicitms

5 Dariya News (Yawar Shafi )

Srinagar 14-Oct-2014

Hurriyat Conference (G) Chairman Syed Ali Geelani thanked all the people including chairman Delhi Sikh Gurduwara Prabandakh Committee Manjeet Singh GK, Paramjeet Singh Chandok and Sardar Tanvant Singh, who helped and sent relief material to the Kashmiries after the destructive floods.Chairman Jammu Kashmir Social Peace Forum  Advocate Devinder Singh Behal which is also an constituent of the Hurriyat (G) also thanked all the officials of DelhiSikh Gurduwara Prabandakh Committee for their positive efforts in the help for the affected people of Jammu & Kashmir.Meanwhile chairman Central Relief Committee Peer Saifullah today sent a delegation headed by Raja Mehraj-ud-din to Mandarbagh Srinagar where they distributed different relief material among the affected people of the area while as another relief team distributed relief kits among the 150 familiesof the Samarbugh and Shalina areas of the Budgam District.In a statement issued to the press, Geelani as usual today took stock of the relief distribution process of the Central Relief Committee and said that no area or the community should remain unreached. While

presenting their report of relief works, the officials of the Central Relief Committee said that we reach out to at least 200 families daily with the relief material and our intention is that every affected person should be reached. In this regard the officials of the Central Relief Committee remain attentive day and night and verify and summaries the reports received from the districts and identify the deserving persons and categorize them into different categories.The people with fully damaged residential houses and who are living the life under the open sky have been separately enlisted. In this regard the Central Relief Committee has made a program to help these families according to the resources available. With this hundreds of families are daily provided with ration and other daily use relief items.