Varanasi: With the parts of the Varanasi faced by floods, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday spoke with Kaushal District Judge Raj Sharma by telephone and convincing all assistance in handling the situation.
PM also asked DM from his parliamentary constituency to immediately contact him personally if there were requirements in the rescue work and ongoing assistance.
“I received a PM call around 9am, and in a few three-minute conversations, he looked for the details of the area, the population affected by the flood and work done to ensure relief for people who have shifted to safer or more places It is preferred to remain in their place in the flood-hit areas, “Sharma told Toi on Wednesday.
“Initially, PM asked in detail about areas in the city and rural belts, which had convinced with the increasing surface of the ganga and varuna of the tributary, and trends.
He also asked about the possibility of further up on the surface of the water.
PM asking about The number of people moved and the number of families and the total population affected by the flood, “he added.
“PM also searched for details of rescue operations and aid operations carried out in the district so far.
He also asked whether public representatives and mass support were being employed in rescue work and assistance.
I told PM about the cooperation of active public representatives and social organizations in Flood assistance work, “he said.
“PM also told us that the Minister of Jal Shakri, Mahendra Singh had taken a stock of the situation and the chairman of the Yogi Adityanath minister’s possibility of visiting Thursday,” he added.
PM also wants to know whether NDRF extends assistance in ongoing operations.
Sharma told PM setting extra ship to help in rescue operations and assistance, food packages, community kitchens, drinking water distribution and milk in the flood-hit area.
“After collecting all these details, PM asks if his help is needed in any work,” Sharma added, “He asked me to immediately contact him if there were requirements.
I told PM that the PMO had monitored the whole exercise..”