The Yamuna river is seen in its form these days in Noida/Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The water released from Hathini Kund Barrage had started moving towards Delhi-NCR from Tuesday evening, the effect of which is now clearly visible in Noida and Greater Noida.

The water level of the river has increased to 199 meters continuously, due to which the farmhouse and thousands of bighas of agricultural land built in the submerged area have been submerged. Due to this, the standing crops of farmers have been completely ruined and their hard work has been washed away in water.

Administration started community kitchen

Due to floods, the administration immediately evacuated the people living there due to flooding of many farmhouses and shifted to Shelter Homes. In Shelter Homes, complete arrangements have been made for the victims and food and drink. The administration has started a community kitchen, where two -time food is being provided to the affected families.

Floods in the jewelry area have caused the most havoc. Seeing the loss of crops standing on thousands of bighas of land, farmers are in deep disappointment. At the same time, the scene of the submerged area of ​​Noida Sector-168 is clearly visible. As far as it is seen, water is visible.

About 2000 cattle also evacuated safely

District Magistrate Medha Rupam visited the affected areas and interacted with the flood victims. He assured that all necessary facilities will be provided to every family. DM also inspected Shelter Homes and directed to keep the system strong.

The administrative team and the police together have taken out about 2000 cattle safely to different places. Also, their fodder and water system has also been ensured, so that the cattlemen do not have to face any additional trouble.

The continuous increase in the water level of the river deepened the problems of the people

This boom of Yamuna has become a problem for the local people. On the one hand, the hard work of the farmers has been rekindled, on the other hand, the villagers and the people living in the farmhouse are worried about their life.

Although the administration is engaged in helping the affected with full activeness, the continuous increase in the water level of the river has deepened the problems of the people.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra reacted to the Supreme Court’s order on Tuesday (August 12, 2025) said that it would be a very inhuman step to send all stray dogs of the city to shelter sites in a few weeks. He said that dogs are the most beautiful and gentle creatures and they are not entitled to such cruel behavior.

Priyanka Gandhi said- to do so inhuman
Priyanka Gandhi’s remarks came a day after the Supreme Court directed the Delhi-NCR officials to send all stray animals to the shelter sites as soon as possible. The court took this step in view of the serious threat of rabies caused by stray dog bites. Priyanka Gandhi wrote on the social media platform x, “It is very inhuman to send all the stray dogs of the city to shelter sites within a few weeks. There is not enough shelter to keep them.”

He said that animals are often abused in urban areas. He suggested that a human way of handling this situation should be discovered, in which these innocent animals can be protected and carried out.

The moving of all the City’s Stray Dogs to Shelters with a matter of weeks is going to result in horreendously inhumane treatment of them. Enough shelters do not even exist to take them on.

As it is animals in urban surroundings are subjected to Ill treatment and brutality.…

– Priyanka Gandhi Vadra (@PriyankAndhi) August 12, 2025

Rahul Gandhi also told the order of the Supreme Court wrong
Priyanka Gandhi’s brother Rahul Gandhi also justified the order of the Supreme Court. He said, “The Supreme Court’s directive to remove all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR is one step behind the human, science-supported policy that has been going on for decades.” The Leader of the Opposition said in a post on ‘X’ that these unmatched creatures are not “problems” which have to be erased.

The former Congress president said that “shelter site, castration, vaccination and community care can protect the roads without any cruelty.” But removing them completely is cruel, short-sighted and lacks compassion. “Rahul Gandhi said,” We can ensure that public safety and animal welfare are together. “

Supreme Court directive
Supreme Court Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R. The bench of Mahadevan ordered on Monday that all stray animals of Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Ghaziabad should be kept in shelter sites. The court directed Delhi officials to build a shelter for about 5,000 dogs within 6-8 weeks and said that their number should be increased over time.