Calm Restored: Return Home, Urges Omar Abdullah Amid Ceasefire
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah reassures Poonch district residents in Jammu and Kashmir amid recent ceasefire after heavy Pakistani shelling. He encourages residents to return home, dismisses Pakistani propaganda, and emphasizes communal harmony. Abdullah also calls for preparedness against future incidents and outlines plans for compensation and structural assessments.
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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has reassured residents of Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, urging them to return home in the wake of a recent ceasefire following intense Pakistani shelling in the area.
During a visit to the affected region with key officials, Abdullah condemned ongoing propaganda by the Pakistani military, asserting that the world acknowledges the reality of the situation. He commended local communities for their resilience and unity amid adversity.
Abdullah emphasized the need for preparedness to prevent future casualties and announced plans to assess and compensate for structural damage. He also refuted claims of officials abandoning their posts during the crisis, dismissing such reports as unfounded rumors.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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