The Romeo Force of the Indian Army is providing medicines and ration to the local people in the areas of Poonch district near the Line of Control (LoC), which have been greatly affected by Pakistani shelling.
The force of force also interacted with the locals during their visit, who said that their houses were damaged in shelling on 9 May.
The Indian Army engineer bomb disposal squad is actively working to remove and inactive bombs found in residential areas in Nowshera sub-division of Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.
The living goals received after the heavy shelling by Pakistan during the recent struggle between India and Pakistan are being deactivated by the Indian Army to protect the local people to protect them from more damage.
The army is almost daily in the border areas beyond the Line of Control (LoC), inactivating these living goals fired by Pakistan, ensuring the safety of the lives of the citizens.
After the commencement of Operation Sindoor, it has been agreed to end the enmity between India and Pakistan and to prevent the struggle from growing, after which the daily life in Akhnoor, Jammu is seen returning to track and people are moving towards normal condition and are going to their work.
Earlier, the Indian Army had taken a human initiative by organizing a free medical camp in Naraina village of Akhnoor sector near the border.
The purpose of the camp was to provide quality health services to the residents of the border areas. Many local people including children, women and the elderly attended the camp. The army medical team conducted a health check -up and distributed free medicines to the needy people.
Camps were also set up to provide food and education to the villagers in the border areas. Local people expressed their opinion on the facilities being provided.
