Uri, May 21 (KNS) : Kashmir Sewa Sangh (KSS) conducted a humanitarian relief drive in the border town of Uri, delivering essential supplies to families impacted by recent cross-border shelling. Led by Chief Firdous Baba, KSS volunteers visited several affected villages to distribute ration kits and offer support.
Each kit included basic necessities such as flour, rice, pulses, cooking oil, and hygiene items. The aid was tailored to meet the immediate needs of households coping with the aftermath of the shelling.
Beyond material assistance, KSS members took time to speak with residents, hear their concerns, and express solidarity.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
“Our duty to the nation extends beyond borders,” said Firdous Baba during the event. “In these difficult times, it is our shared responsibility to stand with every affected family. Unity and compassion will help us overcome adversity.”
The initiative highlights KSS’s ongoing commitment to relief work and reinforces the importance of national unity and community support. Baba affirmed that KSS will continue its outreach to ensure no family is left behind.(KNS)