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Flash Floods and Landslides Claim 18 Lives in J&K: Where is the Government's Accountability?

As flash floods and landslides devastate Jammu and Kashmir, the death toll reaches 18. Citizens demand answers on government preparedness and disaster management.

Indian Cockroach Desk20 July 2026, 1:08 am IST1 min read
Source:The Indian Express
Flash Floods and Landslides Claim 18 Lives in J&K: Where is the Government's Accountability?

Flash Floods and Landslides Claim 18 Lives in J&K: Where is the Government's Accountability?

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Flash floods and landslides in Jammu and Kashmir have resulted in a tragic death toll of 18, raising urgent questions about the government's disaster preparedness and response mechanisms. Reports indicate that the Chenab River has breached its banks, leading to widespread destruction in the Poonch and Rajouri districts.

Citizens are left to wonder: What measures were in place to prevent such calamities? Why were adequate warning systems not activated? With lives lost and families devastated, accountability must be demanded from officials responsible for disaster management.

As the region grapples with the aftermath, it is critical that the government addresses these failures and ensures that necessary precautions are implemented to protect its citizens in the future.

This dire situation calls for immediate action and a thorough investigation into the alleged negligence that has led to this catastrophe, as reported by The Indian Express.

Source: The Indian Express

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