Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Jammu and Kashmir Rain Toll Rises to 25
There has been a lot of rain in Jammu and Kashmir, which has caused big problems.
Twenty-five people have died, and nine are missing.
Two important people, the deputy chief minister and a member of parliament, were almost hurt in mudslides but are okay.
The rain has destroyed houses and made roads dangerous.
The government is trying to help, but some people think they need to do more.
The death toll from heavy rains in Jammu and Kashmir has risen to 25.
Nine people are still missing after the recent incidents.
A couple was killed, and four others were injured when their vehicle was hit by boulders in Ramban.
Three houses collapsed in Reasi district due to heavy downpour.
Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary and MP Mian Altaf escaped mudslide incidents while visiting affected areas.
- Who
- Residents of Jammu and Kashmir, including Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Choudhary and National Conference MP Mian Altaf
- What
- Heavy rains and mudslides causing fatalities and damage
- When
- Since Sunday, with recent incidents on Wednesday
- Where
- Various districts in Jammu province, including Ramban, Reasi, Rajouri, and Poonch
- Why
- Incessant rain leading to mudslides and collapses
Government Response
Public Criticism
Government Efforts
Government Response
The government is actively responding to the disaster, with officials like the deputy chief minister visiting affected areas.
Public Criticism
Critics argue that the government's response has been inadequate, with insufficient resources and delayed action.
- Location
- Jammu and Kashmir, India
- Date
- Wednesday, October 2023
- Death Toll
- 25
- Missing Persons
- 9
- Affected Districts
- Ramban, Reasi, Rajouri, Poonch