MP: CM Mohan Yadav Undertakes On-Foot Inspection of Flood-Affected Areas in Chitrakoot, Visits Relief Camp
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav arrived in Chitrakoot from Rewa on Sunday and took stock of the situation following the flood disaster in the area. He visited the relief camp set up near the ancient Mukhar Vind temple and met all the flood-affected families to enquire about their well-being. CM distributed relief materials among the affected people and said, “Our entire government stands with you in this hour of crisis.”
Chief Minister said the Mandakini River flood caused extensive damage, with floodwaters entering homes. Chitrakoot’s infrastructure has also suffered damage. He assured all those affected that the government and administration stand firmly with them in this hour of disaster and that they would be compensated for their losses.
CM said that all senior administrative officers would remain in Chitrakoot until normalcy is restored and would oversee relief efforts for the affected people. At the relief camp, the Chief Minister spoke to Raju Singh, a devotee from Baberu in Banda, who said that he had come with 20 people to seek darshan of Kamtanath Swami. They were unable to return home due to the floodwaters.
CM said the administration had made adequate arrangements for food, water and refreshments for all of them at the shelter. He also distributed clothes, household items, foodgrains and other relief materials among flood-affected people at the camp.
CM Undertakes On-Foot Inspection of Waterlogged Areas
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav undertook an on-foot inspection of flood-affected areas in Ramdham locality of Chitrakoot town. Walking through muddy and waterlogged roads, he reached the homes of affected residents and assessed the damage caused by the flooding.
CM assesses damage caused to houses and shops
He visited the homes of Ramphal Garg and Kismat Kumar Garg, enquired about the losses caused by waterlogging and interacted with the affected families, assuring them of all possible assistance. The Chief Minister also visited Agrahari Kirana Store near Madhav Dharamshala at Siyaram Kutir on the Satna-Chitrakoot road and met shopkeeper Kamta Prasad Gupta. He assessed the damage caused to the shop after floodwater entered the premises. He assured the affected people that the government stood with them during this difficult time and that all possible relief and assistance would be provided to them as per the prescribed norms.