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APMCCC distributes books among border migrant students 10/9/2016 11:31:43 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 9: All Party migrant camp coordination committee distributed books and other stationery items among the border migrant students at Naraiana in RS Pura near here today. While slowing the solidarity with the border children who had to flee their homes in the wake of unprovoking shelling and indiscriminate firing across the border were camped in safer places in the area. On the occasion AMPCCC president Desh Rattan said that we can feel the mental agony and pain of these people as our community had sailed in the same boat some 26 years ago when militancy erupted in valley. We do not want that the education of these children suffer as whole Kashmiri migrant community stands by their side for every possible help, he added. Meanwhile Kashmiri Pandits also distributed fruits at Home for aged at Amphalla and celebrated durga Ashtami with the inmates.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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