Centre focusing on infrastructural development of Rajouri, Poonch: Khanna

Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Sept 22:  Member of Parliament and incharge J&K BJP Avinash Rai Khanna undertook extensive tour of twin border districts Rajouri and Poonch to review the situation erupted due to recent flash-floods and rains that resulted into huge loss of lives and properties.
Accompanied by the senior leaders of State BJP including Vibodh Gupta, Vishwander Dev Sharma, S Bijral, Bharat Bushan Vaid, Sunil Gupta, Ravinder Raina, Ch Talib Hussain, Haji Taj Khan and Zulfikar Pathaan, Avinash Rai Khanna visited Rajouri, Kotrenka, Budhal, Thannamandi, Surankote and Poonch.
During his visit to twin border districts, he met with the people of various sections of the society and expressed fullest solidarity and grief over the losses and assured all possible help on the behalf of BJP’s national and State leadership.
While talking to affected families at different places, Mr Khanna termed the loss of life and properties as unprecedented and said, “entire National and State leadership very well knows about the pain and sufferings of the people of these Rajouri and Poonch districts and that is why our all units are  putting all out efforts for their rehabilitation”.
He said, “human loss is irreparable, no one can bring their love ones back but we tried out level best to provide them all possible support so that they won’t feel alone in their crisis hours”. “As far as Central Government is concerned, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken the sufferings of the people of Jammu and Kashmir as his own sufferings and extending all possible help, including launching of massive rescue operations, package for relief and rehabilitation, pressing Army, Air Force and NDRF in rescuing victims etc without wasting any time besides personally visiting J&K”, he mentioned.
Khanna said that the people of twin border districts have suffered a lot as over hundred people have died, thousands rendered homeless, crops totally destroyed, roads and connecting roads of far flung areas been washed away, means of communication badly affected.
Moreover, Khanna also chaired the meetings of party workers and also met senior officials of the district administration at Rajouri and Poonch during his visit.