Prime Minister Modi Assures Support Amid Assam Flood Crisis

As Assam grapples with a severe flood crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of the central government's full support. In a recent conversation, Modi expressed his condolences for the loss of life and property, emphasizing the government's commitment to relief and rehabilitation efforts. Despite some areas seeing a decrease in water levels, the situation remains dire, with over 61 fatalities reported and more than 705,000 individuals affected. The Chief Minister thanked the Prime Minister for his unwavering support during this challenging time.
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Prime Minister's Call to Assam Chief Minister

In light of the devastating flood crisis in Assam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday to discuss the current situation and the ongoing relief and rescue operations. The Prime Minister assured that the central government would provide all possible assistance to the state.


Chief Minister Sarma shared details of this high-level conversation on the social media platform 'X'. He mentioned, 'The Prime Minister inquired about the extent of the devastation, the ongoing relief efforts, and the challenges we are facing on the ground.' Sarma also informed the Prime Minister about the measures being taken by the state government to assist every affected family.


Government's Commitment to Relief Efforts

During the conversation, the Prime Minister expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives and property, assuring the people of Assam that this disaster is being treated with utmost priority. He emphasized that the Indian government would extend every possible support for relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction efforts.


The Chief Minister conveyed the gratitude of the people of Assam for the Prime Minister's unwavering support and reassurance during this challenging time.


Current Flood Situation in Assam

Meanwhile, the flood situation in Assam remained critical on Saturday, although water levels began to recede in some areas. So far, the floods have claimed the lives of 61 individuals, with over 705,000 people affected across nine districts.