Jammu, In anticipation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Jammu, authorities have significantly tightened security measures across the Rajouri and Poonch districts. This security enhancement comes as the Prime Minister is expected to engage in several key activities, including addressing a public rally and inaugurating multiple development projects during his visit.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Prime Minister Modi’s visit is scheduled for February 20, during which he will conduct a daylong series of events in Jammu. A major highlight of his itinerary is a public rally set to take place at Maulana Azad Stadium, located in the central area of Jammu city. In addition to his public address, Modi is slated to inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for various projects virtually, engage with the public through video conferencing, and distribute job letters to the youth.
In preparation for the Prime Minister’s visit, Indian forces have intensified their vigilance in the twin border districts, ensuring heightened security measures are in place. This step is part of a broader effort to ensure the safety and security of the event and its participants, reflecting the significance of the visit in terms of both political and developmental agendas for the region.
The increased security and the planned activities during Prime Minister Modi’s visit highlight the central government’s focus on Jammu and Kashmir, aiming to foster development and dialogue in the region.
Lahore, In a commendable move towards enhancing the health welfare of the police force, Inspector General Police Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar has allocated an additional 850,000 rupees to assist five police officers across different districts with their medical expenses. This initiative reflects the Punjab Police’s ongoing commitment to support its personnel during times of need, emphasizing the importance of their health and well-being.
According to Punjab Police, the funds were distributed to address various health issues faced by the officers and their families. Muhammad Ansar Farooq of the Lahore Traffic Police received 350,000 rupees for knee and shoulder treatment. ASI Zulfiqar Ali of Kasur was granted 200,000 rupees for brain disease treatment, while retired AD Personal Riaz Ahmed was given 100,000 rupees for kidney and leg treatment. Constable Inam Al Kareem of Multan received 100,000 rupees for his wife’s treatment, and Constable Shafqat Javed Raza of Okara was allocated 100,000 rupees for an infection problem.
The case of ASI Asif Nadeem from Sheikhupura, who also applied for medical assistance, has been directed for resubmission with complete medical bills for further evaluation.
Dr. Usman Anwar has emphasized the importance of continuing the efforts to provide health welfare for police employees, stating that all possible support should be extended to personnel and their families facing medical challenges. This gesture of support from the IG Punjab underscores the department’s dedication to taking care of its members, ensuring they receive the necessary aid to overcome their health issues.
The allocation of funds for medical expenses is part of a broader initiative by the Punjab Police to ensure the welfare of its force, acknowledging the sacrifices and hard work of its officers by providing them with the necessary support during difficult times.