In Kashmir, a deluge of VIP rescue appeals

September 09, 2014 11:12

Military and police officials coordinating relief operations say their efforts are being hampered by a deluge of phone calls and messages from influential citizens seeking priority for their loved ones.

"I know people are really concerned for their loved ones and can understand their feelings,' a senior New Delhi-based Army official said.

"However, our resources aren't infinite, and diverting resources from an ongoing rescue operation means leaving someone else's loved ones to their fate.'

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