Punjab suffered heavy losses due to floods: Rana Gurjit Singh

Chandigarh, September 10 (IANS). The disastrous floods caused by heavy rains in Punjab did great damage to the state. Floods damaged crops, damaged roads and thousands of people. In the midst of this disaster, congressional Rana Gurjit Singh has targeted the central and state government. He said that Punjab suffered huge losses. The rain is natural, but the flood is a human -made. It must be investigated. In a conversation with Ians, the leader of Congress claimed that if there was an investigation, milk and water would be of water. He mentions a letter to Premier Modi in the conversation. He said in the letter I demanded the appointment of a sitting judge so that the reasons for the flood could be examined in depth. In the letter, I referred to compensation, saying that the crop of farmers was destroyed. People suffered heavy economic losses. The government will have to pay compensation for this. Singh wrote a letter to Premier Narendra Modi and appealed to release the compensation amount immediately. He also mentioned satellite mapping in the letter and said that four five teams from Punjab experts should be formed. He posted on social media platform X and wrote that I wrote a letter to Premier Modi about the great damage caused by floods in Punjab. Along with the question of proper compensation for the farmers, I also emphasized the need for infrastructure reforms. I hope that the central government will focus on the rehabilitation of the rehabilitation of affected families, meet the needs of farmers and laborers, strengthen the embankment and make a long -term strategy to effectively handle future flooding. Let us know that Premier Narendra Modi made an air recording on flood -driven areas of Punjab on Tuesday. PM Modi wrote in the post that met with families affected by the severe floods in Punjab. We work immediately to give relief to all who are affected by floods and provide all possible help. We are committed to providing all possible help to everyone, including farmers, whose goodness is most important to us. -Ians DKM/As Share This Story Tags