CM Yogi conducts aerial survey of flood‑hit Farrukhabad, leads relief drive
Farrukhabad, September 3: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted an aerial survey on Thursday to inquire about the people suffering from the flood tragedy in the three tehsils of Farrukhabad district.
Chief Minister handed over land lease papers to the flood victims and provided relief material to 995 victims, assuring the public that he is with them and will remain with them in every situation.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today conducted an aerial survey of approximately 150 villages in Amritpur, Sadar, and Kaimganj tehsils affected by the floods of the Ganga River in Farrukhabad district. Afterward, he addressed thousands of people gathered at the flood relief center set up in the police lines. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath began his speech by paying homage to Baba Neem Karoli. He stated that he stands with the people in this time of crisis.
He stated that the double-engine government is supporting the public in every situation. He noted that the Ganga River floods every year in Farrukhabad district, submerging people’s standing crops and forcing them to live on the roads. In this situation, public representatives have offered to build embankments, which will be fully implemented. The embankment will prevent the flooding of the Ganga.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stated that he stands with the people in every difficulty. In view of the flood situation, adequate medicines have been made available in hospitals. Due to the floods, poisonous creatures are biting people, and medicines have also been arranged for them.
Chief Minister stated that all roads have been cut off due to the floods. He directed the District Magistrate to have all roads repaired as soon as the floodwaters recede, ensuring that the public does not face any difficulties in commuting.
Chief Minister distributed house and land lease documents to the people present at the flood relief center and instructed officials to prevent flooding in the Ganga River. Member of Parliament Mukesh Rajput, Amritpur MLA Sushil Shakya, Sadar MLA Major Sunil Dutt Dwivedi, Kaimganj MLA Surabhi, District Magistrate Ankur Lathar, Police Captain Aarti Singh, and DIG Kanpur Zone, along with other district officials, were present. A large police force was deployed for the Chief Minister’s security. He interacted directly with the public and then left for Lucknow.
