Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Himachal Pradesh and Punjab on Tuesday. He will conduct aerial survey of flood affected areas. Will interact with the victims. The PM will also hold a review meeting with the officials of both the states.
Himachal Pradesh, Punjab Flood: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to review the flood -related situation in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab on Tuesday. He will conduct an aerial survey of flood and landslide affected areas in Himachal Pradesh. PM Modi will reach Kangra in Himachal Pradesh at around 1:30 pm. Here he will meet the officials and will preside over the high level review meeting on the situation. After this, he will meet flood affected people in Kangra and NDRF, SDRF and Disaster Friends Team.
Narendra Modi will conduct aerial survey of flood affected areas in Punjab
The Prime Minister will conduct an aerial survey of flood affected areas in Punjab at around 3 pm. He will go to Gurdaspur at around 4:15 pm. Here we will discuss with senior officials and chaired the review meeting on the ground situation. He will hold talks with flood affected people in Gurdaspur as well as NDRF, SDRF and Disaster Friends Team. The purpose of this visit of PM Modi is to closely monitor relief and rehabilitation efforts to help the people of both states in difficult times.
Jairam Thakur said- Himachal will take many years to recover from the disaster
Leader of Opposition in Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly and former Chief Minister Jairam Thakur on Monday expressed serious concern over the devastation caused by monsoon disasters in the state. Said that it will take many years for Himachal to “recover” and stand again on their feet.
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The former CM said, “On Tuesday, PM Modi will conduct an aerial survey of disaster affected areas in Himachal. He will come to Kangra and meet the affected families, we will also meet the government. We welcome PM’s Himachal tour. When assessing the loss, it seems that it seems that Himachal will take many years to recover and stand on his feet again.”