Originally scheduled to carry out an airborne tour of Uttarakhand‘s disaster-affected districts today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s program was postponed owing to unfavorable weather conditions in the Dharali area.
There was a high-level review discussion in the evening after the meeting with the disaster-affected individuals at Jolly Grant. The Prime Minister said that Uttarakhand will get Rs 1200 crore in urgent financial aid.
Modi Visits Disaster Zones
On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Dehradun and assessed the crisis situation. The Prime Minister said that Uttarakhand will get Rs 1200 crore in urgent financial aid.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s plan to conduct an airborne assessment of the Dharali region devastated by the calamity was delayed due to unfavorable weather conditions. On the grounds of Jolly Grant Airport, the prime minister met with those impacted by the accident from a variety of locations. He then met with the state’s highest ranking authorities.
Relief Measures Announced
Under this, the wounded would get Rs 50,000 and the relatives of the dead will receive Rs 2 lakh in cash support. The PM Care Fund for Children will provide whole-hearted support to children left orphaned by the recent floods and landslides.
The Prime Minister offered condolences and visited with the impacted families. PM Modi visited volunteers from Disaster Mitra, the NDRF, and the SDRF and expressed gratitude for their work.
Reconstruction And Support
According to him, the PM Awas Yojana would maintain a particular scheme for the rehabilitation of destroyed homes. The Center will fully assist the rebuilding of schools, roads, and other infrastructure. Meanwhile, central teams are evaluating the damage and will provide more support after the assessment.
The prime minister promised that at this time of tragedy, the whole country is supporting the government. Then he came back.
It was a special Indian Air Force aircraft that brought Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Jolly Grant Airport. When the Prime Minister arrived at the airport, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami greeted him.
Display of the Mahila Congress
At Raipur’s Maharana Pratap College Chowk, police stopped Jyoti Rautela, the president of the women’s Congress, and other party members who were heading to the airport.