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Relief and Rehabilitation
Sh. Manoj Sinha
Hon'ble Lt. Governor of J&K
Sh. Atal Dulloo, IAS
Chief Secretary of J&K
Sh. Anil Kaul, JKAS
Secretary to the Government
Sh. Arvind Karwani, JKAS
Relief and Rehabilitation Comm.

Information

With the onset of the militancy in State of Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in Kashmir (Division) in the year 1989-1990 a large number of people had to migrate from their ancestral places of residence which resulted in the mass exodus of Kashmiri Hindu’s along with a number of families belonging to Sikhs and Muslims. Approximately 60,000 families migrated from the valley during the turmoil and majority of these families preferred to settle at Jammu and its adjoining areas; whereas approximately 23000 such migrant families settled outside the J&K State.

Two Room Tenements

On 17th November 2004 Hon’ble President of India Dr A.P.J Abdul Kalam visited Muthi Camp Phase I and he was pleased to make an announcement for construction of Two Room Sets for Kashmiri Migrants residing in camps. A high level team from PMO visited some camps and subsequent to their visit sanction was accorded for construction of 5248 two room sets including allied facilities e.g. Community Halls, Higher Secondary Schools, Prime Health Centres, Water Supply, Electric Supply, 40 beded hospital, Road & Drainage, STP plant, Parks etc under Prime Ministers Reconstruction Program (PMRP). Accordingly Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) sanctioned the project for construction of 5248 flats for the welfare of the Kashmiri Migrants in 2 phases.

Phase-I of 1024 flats had been taken up at Muthi, Purkhoo and Nagrota during the year September 2005. 4224 flats had been taken up at Mini Township Jagti-Nagrota during the year 2007.

Jammu Migrants

There are total 979 registered families of migrants hailing from militancy infested Hilly regions of erstwhile District Doda (Doda, Ramban, Kishtwar); erstwhile District Udhampur (Reasi, Udhampur); District Rajouri; District Poonch, these families have migrated from 1998 to 2004, they are also referred as Jammu Migrants. Majority are stationed at NHPC Colony Talwara, District Reasi; Panthal; Udhampur; Ramban, and a few shifted to Jammu District, Moreover, these are registered with Deputy Commissioners Reasi; Ramban; Udhampur and Relief & Rehabilitation Commissioner (M) J&K.

Category Wise Registration Detail of Kashmiri Migrants in Jammu (AS ON MARCH 2022)
  • Relief Category: Families:20822 & Persons:66387
  • Non Relief Category: Families:23267 & Persons:83886
  • Total: Families:44089 & Persons:150273
Religion Wise Registration Detail of Kashmiri Migrants in Jammu (AS ON MARCH 2022)
  • Hindu: Families:39868 & Persons:133326
  • Muslim: Families:2574 & Persons:11092
  • Sikh: Families:1642 & Persons:5836
  • Other: Families:5 & Persons:19
Domiciles / Registration Certificates Issued By Relief Organisation (Migrants) J&K
Domicile Certificates Issued to KMs & DPs through (ONLINE/OFFLINE) mode as on 30.06.2022. Registration done in terms of G.O No. 52-JK(DMRRR) of 2020 through (ONLINE/OFFLINE) mode Domicile Certificate issued to those of the persons who got themselves registered in terms of G.O No. 52-JK(DMRRR) of 2020 (Offline/Online)
Kashmiri Migrant Families Displaced Persons Families

147639

7576

4471

33922

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