Sunday-05 April: BJP Kashmir unit on Sunday appraised central party leadership about the present situation in Kashmir valley and stated that party is at forefront in tackling coronavirus crisis in the region.
The video conference hosted by BJP national president JP Nadda and National General Secretaries B.L Santosh, Ram Madhav and Arun Singh.
They interacted with party leadership in J&K including UT President Ravinder Raina and unit leadership of both Kashmir and Jammu about COVID-19.
From Kashmir Unit, Vice president Sofi Yousuf, Kashmir Media-in-charge Manzoor Bhat and district president Srinagar Ashok Bhat attended the conference.
They informed the national president about ground situation valley and informed them that party is facing shortage of ration in valley.
“UT President Ravinder Raina was directed to avail the ration for the valley immediately,” they said.
The national president was appraised about the present situation in Kashmir including health, sanitation bodies, NGO’s and other essential departments.
They also informed party leadership about the Kashmir unit’s outreach program in helping poor and needy people by providing them assistance during the lockdown.
“BJP helpline in Kashmir responded around 60000 queries and provided them timely assistance. They also urged part to help Kashmiri people who are presently stuck also ensure their safely return,” they said.
The BJP unit while responding to JP Nadda’s enquires over the spread of the pandemic, the governor led administration and all others have been working in unison to contain whatever little the coronavirus has spread, he said.
Vice President also informed about the required amount of food, masks, sanitizers and other essentials.
Later Nadda assured of full support to the BJP Kashmir and appreciated their ground work in fighting the deadly virus in the Kashmir.
BJP Kashmir Media-Incharge Manzoor Bhat said that BJP is at forefront in tacking Covid-19 crisis in Kashmir and stated party is doing great service in serving the people of valley during the Covid-19 crisis.