New Delhi : Maulana Shafi Madani, National Secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH), along with other Jamaat leaders, visited the flood-affected regions of Sangra and Baupur Jadid villages in Sultanpur Lodhi (Kapurthala District), Sunder Chuck, Bahadarpur, Kolia Safar Tehseel (Pathankot District) and Sindhupur in Jalandhar.

In Kolia village, 30 concrete houses were washed away in the floods. Tragically, four lives were lost, including three young siblings and a 75-year-old grandmother. During the visit, the JIH delegation interacted with Sikh Community leaders, Nodal officers and affected villagers to assess their urgent needs. The discussions focused on providing comprehensive relief - including food, shelter, clean drinking water, medical services, and long-term rehabilitation measures to help families rebuild their lives.

Volunteers from Jamaat-e-Islami Hind and Society for Bright Future are actively engaged in relief and rescue operations, distributing essential supplies, extending medical assistance, and supporting displaced families in every possible way. “We are deeply concerned about the hardships faced by the flood victims. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, together with our partner organizations, is committed to providing all forms of basic support - food, shelter, healthcare, and rehabilitation - until normalcy is fully restored,” said Maulana Shafi Madani, National Secretary, JIH.

He further added, “Jamaat-e-Islami Hind will continue to stand by the flood-hit communities, working tirelessly for their relief, recovery, and rehabilitation. We also appeal to the Government to expedite relief distribution, improve basic infrastructure in the affected areas, and announce adequate compensation packages for the victims to rebuild their lives.” Maulana Shafi Madani also urged the wider public and well-wishers to come forward and extend their support, joining hands to help the affected families overcome this crisis.