In a heartwarming display of humanitarian concern, Minister Satish Sharma halted his official convoy to assist accident victims on Srinagar Airport Road yesterday. The minister was en route to an official engagement when he encountered a father and son who had been injured in a road accident.
Eyewitnesses report that Minister Sharma immediately ordered his convoy to stop upon spotting the injured individuals. Without hesitation, he arranged for the victims to be transported to the nearby hospital in one of his official vehicles, accompanying them personally to ensure they received prompt medical attention.
“The Minister didn’t think twice. He just got out of his car and rushed to help,” said a local shopkeeper who witnessed the incident. “It was a relief to see someone in power showing such genuine concern for common people.”
The hospital soon became crowded with local residents who had gathered after hearing about the minister’s actions. Many praised his quick thinking and compassionate response to the emergency situation.
“This is what we expect from our leaders – to be there for the people when needed,” said a local resident. “Minister Satish Sharma has shown that humanity comes before protocol.” Hospital authorities confirmed that both father and son are now in stable condition, thanks to the timely medical intervention made possible by the minister’s prompt action.
The incident has since gone viral on social media, with citizens sharing videos of the minister assisting at the accident scene and accompanying the victims to the hospital.
NC Chief Dr. Farooq Abdullah has emphasized that the new government in Jammu and Kashmir will work towards bridging the gap between the two regions. He stated, “The NC-Congress government aims to minimize differences between the two regions of the Union Territory and build confidence among the Hindu community.” Dr. Abdullah made these remarks the day after the assembly election results were declared and his party received the mandate to form the government.
The inclusion of an independent MLA from Chhamb into the council of ministers, along with his commitment to serving society, is seen as a step toward restoring a truly secular Jammu and Kashmir.
