Nagpur: The Civil Cabinet Minister Vijay Wadettiwar said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had to visit flood-affected areas in Maharashtra and encourage the initial sanctions for assistance from the center.
Speaking to Medoderpon on Thursday at Nagpur, Wadettiwar clarified that the funds received ‘recently’ of the center were for October 2020 floods, and not for the Concendary disaster “as some people said.” Wadettiwar said, “Our request is that PM must visit the affected areas and see the current situation.
He is Indian PM.
When a similar disaster struck Gujarat, PM went there and provided assistance to RS1,000 Crore without waiting for what survey Even though the disaster has caused great damage to life, plants, and property.
We will conduct our survey and send an official request to the Fund Center.
But we want a team from the center to come here in priority and release funds after assessing damage.
“A letter What asked the central team to survey damage would be sent immediately, said Wadettiwar.
In the report that the Maharashtra government had been given RS700 Crore, Wadettiwar said, “We thank PM for that number, but it was for October 2020 when the flood had hit Marathwada and Maharashtra Barat.
At that time, we had sent a request for Crore RS3.721 and So far, we have received money in two stages of the RS700 Crore and RS420 Crore.
“Surveying damage to flowing into several land challenges, Wadettiwar said.
“Accessibility is a problem because many areas are full of dirt up to two feet.
In many houses, important documents associated with property, identity (ration cards, aadhaar cards etc.) are lost.
Floods affect many local administration offices also where notes have been destroyed.
However , our officers worked all the time and surveyed the area, “Wadettiwar said.
He reaffirmed the cabinet decision to provide assistance to the family immediately by providing several cash and ration kits.
Wadettiwar also stressed to recognize expert studies on Eco-sensitive Conka zones.
“The subtle environmental balance in the region seems to be increasingly disturbed.
Therefore, studies and suggestions by different committees now need to be seen.
We have discussed these things in the cabinet,” Wadettiwar said.
Wadettiwar said relief would also be given damage caused by rain in Vidarbha.
“The same parameters will be applied to farmers here.
In my area, Chandrapur, around 7,000 hectares of agricultural land have been destroyed according to the information received.
I will tour various fields today and tomorrow.
On Sundays, I will make a review of East Vidarbha And the west of plant damage, and assistance will be given accordingly, “he added.