City: Panel between six ministers on Thursday visiting flood-hit areas to assess plant damage and property in at least nine villages in the city district.
According to the city collector Ujjwal Rathore, at least 508 villages are influenced by rain which affects soybeans, urads and other Kharif plants.
A large number of public and private property is also damaged, he said.
The panel will send a report to the authorities soon, said Rathore.
This panel consists of a joint secretary, the Ministry of UNI Susannt Singh, Advisory of the Ministry of Finance, RB Koup, Director of the Minister of Water Resources HH Sanger.
Commissioner of KC KC KC Division and Rathore’s Ujajal collector and Local Congress Congress MLA Ramnarayan Meena are also present and taking damage to plants and public property in etawa, digod, khatoli.
The panel conducted interactions with flooded people in Girdharpura Village in the Itawa area and made with damage assessment.
The villagers in Girdharpura Village demanded officials to shift throughout the village elsewhere.
“I have seen a flood disaster like that for the first time in my life that destroyed everything in the village in one night,” said an old man to the panel, added, they were waiting for food from the nearest village and from the government.
The panel also acknowledged the need for a special package for assistance work in the area as a plant, residential accommodation, clothing and rations all destroyed by floods, said a district official.
Mla Ramnarayan Local Meena also demands a panel for a special package.
They wanted special packages and funds but the central government team did not show the possibility of a special package, said Mla Ramnarayan Meena.
The state government will have award and compensate for damage to plants and property in the next two days and it seems that the central team arrived here only for Propaganda PM Narendra Modi and M.P.
Om Birla, Meena said.
The second army of the panel consisting of the Director, Department of Agriculture, Rp.
Singh, Regional Officials of the Ministry of Road and Transportation Alok Depankar and Secretary in the Ministry of Rural Development SB Tiwari visited Baran and Jhalawar Regency to take assessment of plant damage and property in the rain and property damage in the rain and recent rain and floods.
The day before, Commissioner, Ministry of Agriculture Dr.
Prakesh, reached the city after visiting flood-affected areas in Bundi Regency, Monday and toured the city, Baran and Jhalawar regencies on Wednesday and Thursday to assess plant damage and property in heavy rain recently and flooded.