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Kargil bound Passengers Stranded in Padum Zanaskar

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
April 14, 2017
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Kargil/April,13:  More than 15 employees from Kargil district are stranded in Zanaskar subdivision since last two months. Talking on phone from zanaskar the passengers told media that they are facing huge trouble since last month and continuously approaching to liaison officer but he is continuously ignoring their plights.
A passenger told that yesterday two sorties were operated from Zanaskar to Leh but in both the sorties they aren’t being adjusted.
“Only those who have political approach and influence were adjusted ”. He added
The passengers also told that among them there are two high blood pressure passengers due to which they are very much panic.
Meanwhile Chairman and Chief Executive Councillor Kacho Ahmed Ali Khan told media that the passengers have massaged him and he has directed to SDM Zanaskar to adjust these all 15 passengers in forthcoming sortie on priority basis.
He said, “I have directed him that these passengers are eager to return home so adjust them on priority basis”.

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