Floods in the last 7 villages of Gurdaspur, situated on the India-Pakistan border, have caused severe havoc. The water of Ravi and Ujdis entered these villages so much that they lost contact with the rest of the world. Roads have been drowned, houses have a pile of mud, and the fields and barns have been destroyed. The only way to reach these villages is now NDRF boats, which are engaged in relief and rescue operations day and night.

Things still critical

For the last several days, these villages are in bad condition. Even though the water level has been reduced now, the situation is still bad. The villagers say that water came out of their houses, but the soil and mud ruined everything. The crops have been completely destroyed, which has broken the back of the farmers.

A local farmer said, “Our life was on farming, now everything is over. Neither the house is left, no farm. Now just waiting when the situation should improve.”

NDRF’s rescue operation

NDRF deputy commandant Deepak Singh said that rescue works were started from August 26-27. So far, more than 1500 people have been evacuated. People were taken out of flood water through ropes, tractor-trolleys and boats.

Deepak Singh said, “The water of the rivers Ravi and Ujis comes from Himachal, due to which the flood took the form of a gigantic form. The contact of seven villages was completely broken. We not only evacuate the people, but also brought relief materials. Medical camps were set up and every necessary step is being taken with the district administration.”

Relief from boat, still challenges

NDRF teams are delivering food and drinks, medicines and other important things to these villages through boats day and night. But the challenges are not less. The ways to reach the villages are completely closed. Boats are the only support, and many places water is so deep that there is a danger in the operation. Nevertheless, NDRF, Army, BSF and local administration are doing everything possible.

Please tell that due to heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir, the water level in Ravi and Ujdis increased dangerously. Extra water was released from many dams in Punjab, such as Pong, Ranjit Sagar and Bhakra, which further worsened the situation.

NDRF started its preparations before the flood season. Deepak Singh said, “We are ready before the flood every year. But this time the flood level is the worst after 1988.”

Gurdaspur news: Big news has come out from Gurudaspur in Punjab. Two Pakistani spies have been arrested from here. In fact, the Punjab Police has arrested two people on Monday for sharing sensitive military information with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI.

‘Used to leak secret information to Pakistan’

According to news agency ANI, DIG Border Range Satinder Singh said that the Gurdaspur police has busted a module that used to leak secret information to Pakistan. Two people have been arrested. He leaked secret information about our security forces in Himachal and Jammu and Kashmir.

ISI activated them after the Pahalgam attack

DIG Border Range Satinder Singh said that people involved in such activities are Pakistani spy. He has betrayed our country. He was in direct contact with ISI. The ISI activated him after the Pahalgam attack. One lakh rupees were also transferred to his accounts. Both of them are from Gurdaspur .. Both are 19-20 years old. They are also involved in drugs. They were sharing information for the last 15-20 days.

At the same time, Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav said that in a campaign, the Gurdaspur police arrested two people involved in sharing sensitive military information and thwarted an attempt to compromise on national security.

According to the news agency PTI, Gaurav Yadav said in a post on ‘X’, “The reliable intelligence received on 15 May 2025 indicated that Sukhpreet Singh and Karanbir Singh were shared confidential details related to ‘Operation Sindoor’ with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI. This information included the army, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.

He said that the police have arrested both the suspects. The official said that intelligence information has been confirmed by forensic investigation of his (suspects) mobile phones. The police team has also recovered three mobile phones and eight cartridges (.30 bore) from his possession.

Gaurav Yadav said that preliminary investigation revealed that the accused were allegedly in direct contact with their bosses in ISI and had shared important information related to the Indian armed forces. A case has been registered under the official secrecy act at Dorrangla police station in Gurdaspur. Yadav said that the investigation is on and as the matter goes to the bottom, and there will be revelations.

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