BANDIPORA, JULY 30 :

At least 30 cattle in Baduaab village of Gurez in North Kashmir’s Bandipora district have crossed over the Line of Control (LoC) while locals appealed to the government to help them in bringing back the cattle.

Locals from Tulail valley told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that 30 cattle have crossed over the LoC in Baduaab village which is very close to the border.

“We have been waiting since morning for the cattle’s return,” they said. “The cattle were up in the pastures for grazing when they crossed the border.”

Locals said that their livelihood is solely dependent on these animals as they are using them for ploughing fields and for sowing different types of crops to secure the necessities of life.

The locals appealed to the government to help them bring the cattles back to their territory.

“I also appeal to the government to help the people in bringing back their cattle from across the border,” DDC Tulail Raja Ajaz told KNO.

Meanwhile, a senior official stationed at Gurez said that he also received reports that the animals had crossed the border.

“However, the final confirmation will come by evening as the army today allowed people to search their animal at the higher reaches of the area,” an official said—(KNO)

By SNS KASHMIR

Shaharbeen News Service Kashmir is a news service which covers, gathers, writes, and distributes news to newspapers, periodicals, radio and television broadcasters, government agencies, and other users. We at SNS Kashmir believe in fair and independent journalism to inform our masses or subscribers and readers about the happenings around the world. The prime focus of the news gathering and reporting is focused on Jammu and Kashmir state.

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