Due to floods in Punjab, life of people is disturbed. Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia has surrounded the central government over the situation in the floods due to floods in Punjab. He alleged that the central government has not taken any concrete steps yet. PM Narendra Modi himself is now coming to assess the situation. Along with this, Sisodia also demanded the Central Government to pay the outstanding money of 60 thousand crore rupees of Punjab.

Addressing a press conference on the flood situation in Punjab, ‘AAP’ leader Manish Sisodia said, “Prime Minister is coming here, this is a good thing. He spoke to the Chief Minister on the phone, after that Home Minister Amit Shah also spoke. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan also visited, but no step has been taken by the central government yet.

Chandigarh: Addressing a press conference on Flood Situation in Punjab, AAP Leader Manish Sisodia Says, “My Assessment is that Relief is Needed on a Vry Large Scale Deue to ExtenseVe Flooding … So far, The Central Government has not taken any concrete steps. The prime pic.twitter.com/bsoqmuurvm

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Demand for Punjab 60 thousand crore rupees dues

The AAP leader further said, “The Prime Minister is also coming right now, my request will be that you should assess, your Union Minister has also been assessed, but finally some steps will have to be raised. The people of Punjab need help today. They will have to announce, now the official central government of Punjab owes 60 thousand crore rupees. In which 58 thousand crore rupees are of GST, rural development money. In such a situation, the legitimate money of the people of Punjab is made on the central government, give it first.

Need for very large scale relief in floods- Sisodia

Sisodia also said, “I will appeal to the Prime Minister that you are coming on September 9, the 60 thousand crore rupees of the money of Punjab should have been given to the central government in advance, if it had been money today, it would have been more speed.” My assessment is that very large scale relief is needed due to floods. This historically has a very dangerous flood and needs to think about it afresh.

The floods in Punjab are suffering. Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann over the phone. Maan has informed the Home Minister about the situation arising out of floods. At the same time, the Union Home Minister assured the state of every help.

Punjab is in the grip of heavy floods. This flood has come due to heavy rains in the areas of Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir due to the boom in Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers and small rivers. The villages of Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Fazilka, Kapurthala, Tarn Taran, Ferozepur, Hoshiarpur and Amritsar are the most affected. In view of this, the team of NDRF, Army, BSF, Punjab Police and District Officers are continuously running a relief campaign.

Where so much rain?

Many parts of Punjab, Haryana and Union Territory Chandigarh are raining from Supah on Monday (September 1). Ludhiana recorded the highest rainfall of 216.70 mm. According to the Meteorological Department, Amritsar (24.1 mm), Patiala (80.4 mm), Pathankot (3.6 mm), Bathinda (3 mm), Faridkot (10.2 mm), Gurdaspur (2.7 mm), SBS Nagar (64 mm), Mansa (64 mm), Mansa (64 mm), Mansa (64 mm), Mansa (64 mm), Mansa (64 mm), Mansa (64 mm), Mansa (64mm), Mm) and Rupnagar (82.5 mm) received rain.

Chandigarh received 76.5 mm of rain. Ambala, Haryana recorded 48.4 mm, Hisar (11.8 mm), Karnal (12.8 mm), Narnaul (66 mm), Rohtak (13.4 mm), Sirsa (130 mm), Panchkula (57 mm), Panipat (33 mm) and Gurugram (9.5 mm).

CM Bhagwant Mann reviewed

In view of the floods in Punjab, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann is constantly holding a review meeting. CM Mann said on Friday that a high -legged committee was formed to monitor relief and rescue operations in flood affected areas.

He said that at the same time, Chief Secretary, higher officials and MLAs also asked to visit flood affected areas and ensure relief and rescue operations more effectively. Our government is fully committed to take out people in this hour of crisis and no stone will be left for this noble work.