The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall for about 7 districts of Maharashtra. These districts include Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Palghar, Sindhudurg, Dhule and Ratnagiri, where there is a rain orange alert. According to the estimate of the Meteorological Department, people will have to take precautions for Monday (September 15). Light or moderate rain is expected from 16 September.

According to the report released by the Meteorological Department, there will be heavy rains in Palghar, Thane, Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg and Dhule. During this time, the winds will run at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. After this, there is a possibility of moderate rainfall from 16 to 18 September. However, Raigad and Ratnagiri may also receive heavy rains on 16 September.

Monorail stopped again in Mumbai
Once again the rain in Maharashtra has created trouble. Since the night of Sunday (September 14), there is a heavy rains in many areas, due to which the problem of waterlogging has arisen. Roads are full in Kings Circle area of ​​Mumbai. Not only this, Monorail stopped once again due to technical fault.

The Public Relations Officer informed that there was a malfunction in Manorel in Wadala. After this, 17 passengers were safely taken out by 7.45 am. Officials have informed that the incident took place on 07.16 on the morning of 15 September. Its report was received around 8.00 pm. CP Control filed a report of the incident, after which rescue work started. Antofil bus took place between GTBN Mono Rail Station, Wadala to Wadala.

It was told that 15-20 passengers were stuck inside the monorail due to technical fault between GTBN Mono Rail Station from Antofil bus depot. 17 passengers were transferred to another monorail. No one is hurt, all passengers are safe. Even before this, once the mono rail beach had deteriorated amidst heavy rains and the passengers started having difficulty in breathing.

Maharashtra rains alert: Life has been disturbed due to heavy rains in Maharashtra. Many people have lost their lives in this rains. In such a situation, relief and rescue operations have been started in the disaster arising amid the ongoing excess rainfall. For this, two teams of NDRF have been deployed in Mumbai, while two teams of NDRF have been deployed in Raigad, Thane, Palghar, Ratnagiri, Satara, Sangli, Kolhapur and Sindhudurg districts.

Apart from this, one team of SDRF has reached Gadchiroli and Nanded. This information was given by Disaster Management Director Sashtikumar Khadke.

SMS alerts sent to 93 lakh people
A total of 17 alerts have been sent on Wednesday, May 28 through the ‘Sachet’ app. These alert messages have been sent to 93 lakh 33 thousand citizens to be vigilant from disaster.

Rescue of 39 citizens in Ahilyanagar district
Flood situation had arisen due to overflow in Akanere, Khadki, Valki, Sonewadi Road and Shirdon areas of Ahilyanagar taluka in Ahilyanagar district. Here 39 citizens trapped in the floods were taken to safe places by the teams of army, fire party and municipal administration.

Orange alert for next 24 hours
The Indian Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for the next 24 hours for Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Washim, Yavatmal, Wardha, Nagpur and Gondia districts.

Heavy rain recorded in the last 24 hours
In the last 24 hours, Buldhana (47.9 mm), Akola (46 mm), Jalna (44.6 mm), Yavatmal (39.7 mm) and Ratnagiri (35.7 mm) districts of Maharashtra have received the highest rainfall in Maharashtra’s Buldhana (47.9 mm), Jalna (44.6 mm), Yavatmal (39.7 mm), the director Mr. Khadke said.

14 people and 20 animals died
A total of 14 people and 20 animals died between May 27 to May 28 (till 4 pm) due to wall fall, trees falling, lightning, fire and flood incidents in Maharashtra. At the same time, 16 people and 1 animals have been injured.

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Chhattisgarh bajrang dal protest: There was a fierce controversy over the breaking of the temple of Bajrangbali in Bhaithanpali village of Raigad district headquarters of Chhattisgarh. Bajrang Dal and many other Hindu organizations together shouted slogans against the police.

During this time, a worker climbed the church by putting a ladder and threw the cross above and threw the saffron flag there. After this incident, the police have taken the cross -breaking young man into custody, but the people present there have created a fierce furore to get him free.

Uproar shouting slogans against police

People present in Bhaithanpali village expressed displeasure over the incident of breaking the temple of Bajrangbali. It is being told that some youths who converted religion on the church right in front of the temple first broke the temple and then said to be organized in the meeting. Meanwhile, the people of the village informed the leaders of Bajrang Dal and Hindu party and on seeing this, there was a lot of tension in the entire village.

On receiving information about the incident, the Superintendent of Police sent CSP Akash Shukla along with the team forces along with the police station in-charge of the police station area. The villagers, including the Bajrang Dal, created a lot of uproar demanding strict action against the people who broke the temple and created a ruckus against the police.

Amidst this uproar, Raigad SDM Praveen Tiwari also reached. Those who examined the land of the church site and questioned the people there and this incident suddenly took a big turn when the angry people clashed with the police after heavy push and clashes.

Saffron hoisted on church

Amidst tension and clash with the police in Bhaithanpali, a worker threw the cross in the church by putting a ladder from the church and threw down the cross in the church and waved the saffron flag on top of the church. After this incident, the police wanted to take the worker into custody and beaten up but did not do one of the police in front of a large crowd. However, the whole matter now reached the Jutmil police station where the huge crowd has been adamant on action against the temple breakers. It is being told that the villagers also pelted stones at the church. The police has also assured to take action by taking the entire case in investigation.

The young man broke the temple with bulldozers

At the same time, CSP Akash Shukla, who arrived at the scene with a heavy police force, said that the land on which the Hanuman temple was constructed is the government land which was broken by the youth living in front of the temple with the help of a bulldozer. As soon as the dispute was reported, the situation has been taken under control by deploying a heavy police force. People of Hindu organization are demanding strict action against the accused. The young man who broke the temple and the cross -breaking youth of the church has been detained. Now the whole matter is being investigated. After investigation, action will be taken against the culprits.

(Report of Vineet Pathak)

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