Himachal latest news: In Himachal Pradesh, the water power department alone has lost Rs 500 crore due to natural disaster. In which the maximum loss of 200 crores has been in Saraj assembly constituency.

Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said in Shimla that there has been heavy damage due to disaster in Saraj. The government is accelerating rehabilitation works. The work of fixing water plans is being done rapidly. But the center needs help to compensate for large -scale damage.

Mukesh Agnihotri said that the government has left no stone unturned in relief and rehabilitation works in Saraj assembly constituency of Mandi. Leader of Opposition belongs to Jairam Thakur Saraj assembly constituency, his pain is also justified about it. But the Congress does not do politics in the disaster, but is working to provide relief to the people.

The government is not looking at the MLA or assembly constituency in the disaster, but wherever there is a loss, help is being provided. The Chief Minister has reached Delhi for help, he himself is going to Delhi today.

On the question asked about the formation of Congress organization in Himachal Pradesh, Deputy CM Mukesh Agnihotri said that who has to make the president. This party has to decide the high command, but the formation of the organization should not be delayed. Soon the party High Command should be flagged off for the executive including the president. Congress leaders have given their opinion to the high command. Now it is expected that Himachal will soon get the president.

Regarding the liabilities of HRTC drivers operators, Deputy CM Mukesh Agnihotri said that the salary and pension of HRTC drivers is being given on time, but some financial liabilities are pending which will be resolved by interacting with MD HRTC.

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Himachal Monsoon: Life has been disturbed due to heavy monsoon rains in Himachal Pradesh. According to the data released by the State Emergency Operations Center, 31 people have died till 27 June since the monsoon came on 20 June in Himachal. 4 people are missing, while 66 people were injured. In addition to snake bite, drowning, road accidents, the figures of people flowing in water are also included.

Due to heavy rains, the state has lost Rs 29.16 crore a week. The maximum loss is Rs 2 crore 743.40 lakh to Public Works Department (PWD). 6 houses have been completely destroyed while 8 are damaged. 7 shops and 8 gaushalas have also been taken away by water. In which 37 animal birds have also flowed.

53 roads closed across the state

53 roads across the state have been closed for traffic. Along with this, the routine of thousands of people is being affected due to 135 power transformers and 147 drinking water schemes. The maximum damage in the state has been recorded in Kullu district, where 23 roads are closed.

Water supply and power system in Nirmand and Ani sub -divisions has collapsed badly. 74 transformers and 118 drinking water schemes are not working in the district. At the same time, 16 roads are closed in Mandi district and 59 transformers are stalled. 33 drinking water schemes are affected in Kinnaur.

Orange alert declared

The Meteorological Department has issued a forecast of heavy rainfall till 3 July. Especially on 29 June, Orange Alert has been declared on 29 June in view of the possibility of heavy rains. Flash flood has been warned in Shimla and Sirmaur districts during the next 24 hours and people have been advised to stay away from rivers and drains and be vigilant.

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Himachal Chief Engineer Vimal Negi Death Case: The post -mortem report of Vimal Negi, Chief Engineer of Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation, has come out. According to the preliminary report, Vimal Negi died due to drowning in water. There is no targets of any kind of injury on his body.

According to the report, Vimal Negi died, about 5 days before the body was found. Negi’s body was found floating in water in Govind Sagar Lake on 18 March, while he was missing since March 10. Now the question is arising as to where he was three days after the disappearance. Vimal Negi went to Bilaspur on March 10 with a taxi near Shimla lift, where he was last seen in a CCTV camera.

The body of Vimal Negi, who was missing from Shimla on 10 March, was recovered from Govindsagar Lake on 18 March. On March 19, HPPCL officials, employees and family members of Vimal Negi kept the dead body outside the office and Managing Director Harikesh Meena and Director Desh Raj were held responsible for the death of Vimal Negi. Even now, the family is adamant on the demand for CBI inquiry. The BJP is also demanding a CBI inquiry into the case with his family.