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Home / Patiala / Relief Material Sent To Flood Victims By District Legal Services Authority Patiala

Relief material sent to flood victims by District Legal Services Authority, Patiala

Tarpaulins, ration and other essential supplies were included in the relief
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:28 PM Sep 09, 2025 IST

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In compliance with the directions of the Executive Chairman, Punjab State Legal Services Authority, SAS Nagar, and the Member Secretary, Punjab State Legal Services Authority, Navjot Kaur, extensive efforts are being made across district Patiala to support families affected by the floods.

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Under the leadership of Harinder Sidhu, a van carrying tarpaulins, ration and other essential supplies was dispatched for the flood victims of village Alipur (Nabha). Sidhu stated that the relief material was sent in response to the demand raised by the Sarpanch and other members of the village panchayat of Alipur.

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