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Police establishes helpline for victims of terrorism

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July 3, 2025
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Srinagar: Police have established dedicated Grievance Cells/Helplines in Anantnag, Budgam, Baramulla and Sopore for providing timely support and assistance to the families affected by terrorism, police said in a statement here Wednesday.

It said the initiative is intended to facilitate the registration and resolution of grievances of terrorism affected families across the district.

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In Anantnag, helpline has been established at the District Police Office Anantnag. Victims or their kin can approach the helpline number 01932-222870 to register grievances or seek assistance.

In Budgam, the victims or their family members can reach out to the helpline number 9541902668 established at District Police Office Budgam, available from Monday to Saturday, between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM.

In Baramulla, the helpline has been established at District Police Headquarter Baramulla. Affected individuals or their families can approach the helpline number 95419-40261 (voice call, SMS and WhatsApp support available) on all working days between 1000 hrs (10 am) to 1800 hrs (6pm).

In Sopore helpline has been established at District Police Headquarters, Sopore and affected individuals or their families can approach helpline numbers 9596773073 or 01954222313 (10 AM to 6 PM) on all working days, the statement informed.

It said J&K Police is fully committed to extending every possible support and will promptly share the collected information with the concerned authorities for appropriate action.

 

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