POONCH: Deputy Commissioner Poonch Ashok Kumar Sharma today chaired a meeting of the District Level Coordination-cum-Screening Committee to review and scrutinize relief cases under the Central Scheme for Assistance to different Civilian Victims including Cross-Border Firing and Mine/IED victims.

The Committee examined the cases placed before it and reviewed the relevant records and supporting documents submitted by the applicants/beneficiaries. The members discussed the verification of cases, medical documentation, eligibility of beneficiaries and other prescribed requirements under the scheme.

The Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned officers to ensure thorough verification of all cases, timely completion of formalities and strict adherence to the prescribed guidelines, so that eligible beneficiaries receive assistance without unnecessary delay.

The Committee also emphasized close coordination among the concerned departments for verification and processing of the cases and directed the officers to submit the requisite reports/documents within the stipulated time frame. The meeting concluded with directions for expeditious disposal of eligible relief cases in accordance with the applicable rules and guidelines.

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