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LG’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra bolsters soldier-family welfare

by KNO Desk
February 10, 2026
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LG’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra bolsters soldier-family welfare
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Provides time bound assistance to soldiers, acts on several representations

Jammu, Feb 10: Lieutenant Governor’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra (LGSSK) continues to demonstrate its unwavering commitment and steadfast support to serving soldiers and their families, honoring their priceless service to the nation.

Through proactive intervention and seamless coordination with various authorities, the LGSSK, according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) has successfully resolved several representations and provided time-bound assistance.

Upon receiving a martyr’s emoluments plea, LGSSK handled the matter with deep sensitivity—swiftly coordinating with authorities for prompt resolution.

The Lieutenant Governor’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra (LGSSK) successfully facilitated the issuance of a migrant certificate for a serving soldier following a representation through his Commanding Officer. The case was taken up on priority and coordinated with the concerned authorities. As a result, the migrant certificate was issued and the grievance resolved.

The Lieutenant Governor’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra (LGSSK) has also taken cognizance of a representation from a serving Agniveer regarding his father’s medical exigency. The case was taken up on priority and coordinated with inter-state health authorities, enabling timely treatment at a government health facility. The matter was resolved within two days, underscoring the LGSSK’s prompt and outcome-oriented institutional response.

The Lieutenant Governor’s Sainik Sahayta Kendra is a landmark initiative dedicated to the welfare of serving personnel of the Armed Forces and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). (KNO)

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