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JK MEDIA CATCH, Chassana 58 Gulabgarh, Reasi (2025)

07/09/2025

A new building of Govt Primary School has been constructed in Zone Chassana area Ranjhala Bagla, the work of which was done by Ex Naib Sarpanch Maqasad Hussain Shah Shergarhi, he is now working on the Contractor and congratulations to such a Contractor who has constructed such a good building.

07/09/2025

DM Reasi Stresses Prioritizing Ration Supply and Relief Distribution in Disaster-Hit Areas

Reviews ongoing restoration works for connecting vital road links.

Reasi, 7 September : District Magistrate Reasi Nidhi Malik, IAS, who also serves as Chairperson of the District Disaster Management Authority, conducted a comprehensive review of restoration works across the district. The review focused on road connectivity, power and water supply restoration, ration availability, and relief distribution in the subdivisions of Katra, Mahore, and Dharmari.

The District Magistrate directed the Sub-Divisional Magistrates (SDMs) to ensure that landslide-prone roads are opened for traffic only after proper clearance and favorable weather conditions, stressing that safety must not be compromised. She instructed them to explore alternate routes wherever necessary to maintain essential connectivity.

To ensure timely relief, the District Magistrate asked SDMs and Tehsildars to oversee the immediate distribution of relief supplies—including tents, mattresses, and blankets—on a rational and need-based basis, prioritizing the most affected households.

Special emphasis was placed on PMGSY and PWD roads in Mahore subdivision, with the DM directing XENs to fast-track clearance of key roads such as Arnas–Chillad Road, Dhamini–Deval Road, Sadgu–Bariot Road, and several critical roads in the Chassan block including Dangakote and Bagankote, so that essential supplies can reach remote areas without delay. Roads leading to depot stations were directed to be cleared on priority to ensure continuous supply chains and prevent shortages.

During the review, the DM also discussed the Arnas–Sawalkote link issue with SDM Dharmari, noting that the matter has already been taken up with the Railway authorities to strengthen connectivity for both people and supplies. SDM Mahore was instructed to ensure that relief camps are well-equipped with all necessary facilities for the affected population.

The XENs raised the issue of muck from GREF’s work being dumped on roads, leading to frequent obstructions and re-blocking even after clearance. The District Magistrate assured that the matter would be escalated and taken up with higher authorities. She further directed that a joint meeting of GREF officials and the Mahore subdivision administration be held today to address and resolve these concerns.

The District Magistrate further reviewed the status of electricity and water restoration, directing the XEN PHE to make all water schemes at least partially functional at the earliest, and the PDD to expedite power restoration, particularly in remote areas.
In addition, she assessed the progress of damage assessments in agriculture, horticulture, sheep husbandry, and animal husbandry sectors, directing departments to complete the process swiftly through SDMs so that relief measures can be extended to farmers without delay.

The District Magistrate emphasized that all line departments must work in close coordination to restore normalcy and ensure that essential services and relief reach every affected household promptly. ADC Reasi Rakesh Kumar, CPO Narinder Kumar, ACR, SDMs, XENs, District officer

06/09/2025

Due to heavy rains in the Jamaslan area of sub division Mahore, 40 to 50 houses have been damaged due to landslide. The people there demand that DC Reasi should come to the spot.

06/09/2025

In ward No 5 Kali Kote of Panchayat Bagan Kote, people's crops have been destroyed. Due to heavy rains, all the walnut trees and maize crops have been destroyed. No one from the Agriculture Department has reached the spot.

05/09/2025

BJP leader Mushtaq Malik reached Jamaslan today with his team, see his video

05/09/2025

BJP senior leader Pardeep Singh reached Jamslan today, listen to his statement

05/09/2025

40 to 50 houses have been damaged due to landslide in Jamaslan due to heavy rains. BJP leader Chaudhary Mohd Akram Sahib reached there today.

05/09/2025

DC Reasi orders Termination of Four RDD Employees including GRS & Technical Assistant for Corrupt Practices

Reasi: In a strong move against corruption, Deputy Commissioner Reasi, Nidhi Malik (IAS), has ordered the termination of four employees of the Rural Development Department (RDD) after an enquiry revealed their involvement in serious irregularities, manipulation of records, and embezzlement of government funds.

The action comes after a detailed enquiry which exposed large-scale violations under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) and Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM). ADDC Reasi Sukhdev Singh was the enquiry officer.

In Block Jij Bagli, the terminated officials, Mohd. Latief (GRS) and Rahil Magotra (Technical Assistant), were found guilty of manipulating official records, issuing fake and duplicate job cards, and irregular sanctioning of multiple IHHL units in violation of SBM guidelines. The enquiry revealed that out of 55 job cards under complaint, seven were fake, five were duplicates, twenty-four were deleted, and thirty-one still remained active. The officials were also held responsible for misappropriation of government funds under MGNREGA, as highlighted in the Social Audit report.

Similarly, in Block Chassana, Abdul Qayoom (GRS) and Arun Gandotra (Technical Assistant) were found responsible for major irregularities in the ex*****on of works under the Swachh Bharat Mission. Despite financial records reflecting an expenditure of ₹3.00 lakh for the construction of a Community Sanitary Complex (CSC) in Panchayat Chassana-A, the asset was not found on the ground during the Social Audit.

Furthermore, the Deputy Commissioner has taken up the matter with the Secretary, Rural Development Department (RDD), recommending strict and exemplary action against the permanent employees who were posted during the period of irregularities. These include the BDOs of Chassana and Jij Bagli, AEE (REW Subdivision Mahore), Junior Engineers, and Panchayat Secretaries.

The Deputy Commissioner Reasi has also urged initiation of recovery proceedings against those involved, in line with the Jammu & Kashmir Civil Services (Classification, Control & Appeal) Rules, 1956, so that accountability is enforced and such malpractices are not repeated in the future.

05/09/2025

MLA Er Khursheed Ahmed is saying that whatever incident happened in Jamaslan, the Negligence is of SGI company and Gref, DC madam is sitting in the office public is worried.

05/09/2025

IMCT visits Reasi District to review damage assessment
REASI, SEPTEMBER 05: An Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT), deputed by the Government of India and led by Col. Kirti Pratap Singh, Joint Secretary, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), visited Reasi district today to review the damages caused by recent heavy rains and natural calamities.
The team inspected several affected sites, including the Domel-Katra highway, the landslide-affected Ballani Bridge and the landslide site near Shani Mandir, Katra, to evaluate the extent of losses. They interacted with the local administration to assess the on-ground situation. A member of the team, accompanied by the Chief Agriculture Officer also visited agricultural fields to review crop damage and interacted with farmers to understand their concerns.
The IMCT was accompanied by ADDC Sukhdev Singh Samyal; ADC Rakesh Kumar, SDM Katra Piyush Dhotra and senior officers from various line departments, who provided detailed briefings on damages to infrastructure, agriculture, housing and other sectors.
After the field inspections, a comprehensive review meeting was held at the Spiritual Growth Centre, Katra, where Deputy Commissioner Reasi, Ms. Nidhi Malik, made a detailed presentation on loss of lives, livestock, damage to crops, community assets and infrastructure. She also apprised the team about the ongoing restoration works in the district and presented a detailed PowerPoint briefing covering rescue and relief operations, rehabilitation measures, and damages to private property, government infrastructure, agricultural land and residential houses.
The Deputy Commissioner further informed the team that relief camps have been set up in Mahore, Jameslan and Sarh to shelter the affected population, where the administration is ensuring food, shelter, medical care and other essential supplies.
During the interaction with district officers and SDMs, the IMCT suggested strengthening community-based disaster preparedness, ensuring timely compensation to affected families, and prioritizing the restoration of critical infrastructure to minimize long-term impacts.
The visit of the Inter-Ministerial Central Team reflects the Government of India’s commitment to extend all possible support to the affected regions, ensuring timely relief, rehabilitation and restoration efforts for the people of Reasi district.

05/09/2025

Urgent Relief Request
In recent days, due to continuous heavy rainfall, several areas of 56-Gulabgarh Assembly Constituency including , Sarh Bagga, and Jamsalan have been severely affected by major landslides. The destruction caused has resulted in heavy losses to public property and the livelihood of local residents.
In Sarh losses are estimated at around 20 to25 House, with dozens of households and agricultural lands destroyed.
In Jamsalan, the situation is even more alarming, where damages are reported to be 35+ House, and many families have had to be evacuated for their safety.
These natural disasters have left several families homeless, vulnerable, and in urgent need of relief and rehabilitation.
Our humble request to the District Administration Reasi Government authorities is as follows:
1. Immediate Compensation: Financial relief must be given to all the affected families so that they can begin rebuilding their lives.
2. Temporary Shelter: Proper and safe shelters should be arranged on an urgent basis for those displaced.
3. Essential Supplies: Food items, clean drinking water, clothing, bedding, and other necessities must be distributed without delay.
This is not only a matter of loss of property but a humanitarian crisis that requires the government’s immediate and coordinated response. Timely action will bring relief to the victims and restore faith in the administration.
Akhlaq Choudhary Administrator j&k waqf Board Reasi Bjp leader gulabgarh constituency

05/09/2025

Advocate Zahid Malik urges University of Jammu to postpone JKSET Examination scheduled on 7th September 2025

Jammu, September 6, 2025: Advocate Zahid Malik has appealed to the University of Jammu and JKSET authorities to postpone the JKSET/LASET (2024-25) Examination scheduled to be held on Sunday, 7th September 2025.

In his statement, Advocate Malik highlighted that due to continuous heavy rains and frequent landslides, roads connecting far-flung areas such as Rajouri, Reasi, Poonch, Ramban, Doda, and Kishtwar remain blocked. As a result, it has become extremely difficult, and in some cases impossible, for aspirants from these regions to reach their designated examination centres in Jammu.

He further emphasized, “Examinations can always be re-conducted, but the lives of students cannot be put at risk. Safety and accessibility must be given priority.”

Advocate Malik urged the University of Jammu and the concerned authorities to take an immediate and sympathetic view of the matter in the interest of fairness and student safety.

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