Flood-hit families given relief material

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 02:18 AM Sep 15, 2025 IST

District and Sessions Judge Kanwaljit Singh Bajwa giving relief material to the affected families of Bandala village. Gurbaxpuri

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The relief material sent by the Sarbat Da Bhala Trust was distributed among flood-affected families of Kot Budha and Bandala village here on Saturday. Dilbag Singh Yodha, district president of the Trust, said here that District and Sessions Judge Kanwaljit Singh and Chief Judicial Magistrate Shilpa distributed the material to 35 families. The relief material also include 85 kits of dry fodder for cattle.

The District and Sessions Judge appreciated the social and other organisations for their timely help to affected people and called upon all the citizens to come to the help of the victims to bring their life to a smooth course.

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