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LG Sinha Visits Families Affected by Border Violence, Assures Support and Security Measures

The Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir met bereaved families and displaced residents, reaffirming administrative commitment to relief, compensation, and safety infrastructure following cross-border hostilities.

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Overview

  • Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha met the family of Zakir Hussain, a civilian killed in Pakistani shelling on May 7, offering condolences and assuring full administrative support.
  • Hussain’s family demanded martyr recognition, enhanced compensation beyond the announced ₹10 lakh, and sustainable livelihood measures such as a petrol pump allotment.
  • Sinha also visited a shelter in Mishriwala housing families displaced by cross-border shelling, pledging new safety infrastructure, including bunkers, to protect border residents.
  • The recent violence stemmed from Indian Army strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan following the April 22 Pahalgam attack, which killed 26 civilians.
  • A fragile peace holds after India and Pakistan agreed on May 10 to cease military actions, following four days of intense hostilities that included ‘Operation Sindoor’ and retaliatory shelling.