Archive · 29 Jul 2025
J&K to Create Database, Helplines for Terror Victims' Families
The government in Jammu and Kashmir is creating a central database and helplines to help families affected by terrorism.
The Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, gave job offers to 80 families.
The government is also planning to offer self-employment help, and more aid will be given soon to ensure every victim's family gets justice.
The aim is to provide support and ensure those impacted by terrorism receive the help they need.
J&K is developing a centralized database for terror victim families.
Helplines are active in every J&K district to register grievances.
The L-G distributed appointment letters to 80 families of terror victims.
Self-employment assistance will be extended to terror victim families.
More aid will be given to terror victims' families on August 5th in Srinagar.
- Who
- Manoj Sinha, families of terror victims.
- What
- J&K is developing a centralized database and helplines for terror victims.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To provide timely relief, justice, and support to families affected by terrorism.
Government
Public
Support for Victims
Government
Committed to justice and support for terror victims.
Public
Past neglect of terror victims' families.
- L-G
- Manoj Sinha
- Database
- Centralized for terror victims' families
- Helplines
- Active in every district
- Families Aided
- 80
- Future Aid
- August 5th in Srinagar
Sources
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