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Bihar floods: Rahul Gandhi urges govt to carry out relief, rescue operations with full promptness

He said relief, rescue, medical aid and rehabilitation should reach affected families without delay as floods hit 49.67 lakh people in 15 districts.

  • On Tuesday, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi urged the administration to expedite relief and rescue operations, emphasizing that essential aid must reach flood-affected families in Bihar without delay.
  • Nearly 50 lakh people in 15 districts have been affected by floods as incessant rain caused several rivers to flow above danger marks, according to the Bihar Disaster Management Department.
  • The state has recorded 112.7 mm of rain so far in September, around 6% above normal, with heavy rainfall in catchment areas from Nepal exacerbating the crisis.
  • Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also expressed grief, urging workers to assist affected individuals while demanding the government prioritize immediate relief and rehabilitation efforts.
  • A Central team will visit Bihar on September 16 to assess flood damage, as the government faces mounting pressure to ensure essential aid reaches affected families without further delay.
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Amid the worsening flood situation in 15 districts of Bihar, relief and rescue operations have intensified, along with political activity. The state government is claiming to provide all possible assistance to the affected families, while the opposition is accusing the government of neglecting the flood victims. Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has also expressed concern over the floods in Bihar. He posted on the social media platform Ins…

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