KISHTWAR, JUNE 10: Deputy Commissioner Rajesh Kumar Shavan today disbursed Rs. 4 lakh as compensation under the J&K Road Accident Victim Fund.
Based on the cases submitted by ARTO an amount of Rs. 1 lakh each was released in favour of the legal heirs of four persons who died in road mishaps.
The government initiative aims to extend support to those affected by such tragic incidents and underscores its ongoing commitment to assist bereaved families.
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