In a recent incident of cross-border firing from Pakistan, several families living in the border areas of Jammu and Kashmir have been severely affected. The sudden and unprovoked shelling created panic, damaged homes, and disrupted the peaceful life of villagers residing near the Line of Control (LoC).
To support the affected families during this difficult time, members of the “Hum Saath Saath Hain” NGO, along with the local administration, stepped forward with compassion and commitment. A special relief drive was carried out in Sainth village, where essential supplies and financial assistance were provided to the victims.
The relief operation was personally led by Monu Verma (Founder) and Mukesh Malgotra (Co-founder) of Hum Saath Saath Hain NGO, accompanied by their dedicated team. They visited the affected area, interacted with the victims, and ensured that every needy family received help without delay.
Relief kits consisting of food items, clothing, medicines, and basic necessities were distributed to the villagers. The presence of the NGO team brought a sense of care and hope to the people, especially the elderly, women, and children who had been traumatized by the firing.
This heartfelt initiative showcases how civil society organizations like Hum Saath Saath Hain are playing a vital role in supporting border communities during times of crisis. Their immediate response, coordination with the local authorities, and on-ground efforts were widely appreciated by the locals.
Despite the hostile actions from across the border, the unity and compassion shown by Indian citizens continue to uplift the spirit of those affected. The efforts of NGOs and administrative teams stand as a true example of humanity and resilience.
