Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) will launch a massive drive to collect food materials and essentials from across the State for flood-hit people of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K).
State president of Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) youth wing Anurag Singhdeo said, in a Press statement issued here, that the Central Government is making all efforts to bring relief top flood-hit J&K.
He also hailed the efforts being made by the Indian Army to evacuate people and providing water, food packets and essentials among the locals in the flood-ravaged State. The devastating floods in the Kashmir valley have brought out the Army’s resources to the fore, as evident by everyday stories of heroism and bravery, he added.
“It’s also our moral responsibility to come forward and extend help to the flood victims. Therefore, BJYM has decided to launch a big movement across the state to collect foods and essentials including biscuit, medicines, cloths, blankets and canopy for the flood-affected people” Singhdeo appealed.
Besides, one can also donate cash as his contribution for the cause.
BJYM workers in different districts will reach to the people from mini door and pickup van to collect the aforesaid items. The collected items will be brought at Raipur situated BJYM state headquarter on a certain date before sending the same to J&K people.
While urging people to donate generously for the flood-affected people, Singhdeo said that J&K is undivided part of India and it’s our moral duty to stand united for them at times of adversity.
He mentioned that Chhattisgarh Chief Minister, Raman Singh has also announced to provide Rs 10 crore aid to J&K flood-affected people.