Poonch: In response to the recent cross-border firing incidents in the Poonch district, the Indian Army extended critical humanitarian assistance by distributing essential food supplies to the affected civilian population in Surankote and adjoining areas. As part of its ongoing relief efforts, the Indian Army reached out to over 500 individuals who were displaced from border villages and relocated to safer areas in the hinterland.
Food packets comprising basic groceries and daily necessities were delivered to ensure the well-being of every affected family. Indian Army personnel, including officers, JCOs, and other ranks, personally visited temporary shelters and community clusters to distribute aid. This initiative was aimed at addressing immediate nutritional needs and alleviating the hardships faced by the displaced families.
The Indian Army remains committed to upholding its responsibility toward the citizens of the region, not only in terms of security but also in humanitarian assistance during times of crisis. The swift and coordinated food relief operation reaffirmed the Indian Army’s steadfast support to the local population. The timely action was widely appreciated by the civilians, who expressed gratitude for the Indian Army’s proactive approach and continued presence on the ground. The morale and confidence of the affected families were significantly boosted by the visible and compassionate assistance provided. The Indian Army continues to monitor the situation closely and stands prepared to extend all necessary support to the people in need.
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