PM Modi took detailed information from the administration here regarding the flood situation in his parliamentary constituency Varanasi. PM Modi took stock of the situation by phone and assured all possible help.
Varanasi is the parliamentary constituency of PM Modi. Many villages of Varanasi submerged
The Prime Minister took detailed information from the administration here regarding the flood situation in PM Modi’s parliamentary constituency Varanasi. PM Modi took stock of the situation by phone and assured all possible help.
Ganga is flowing above the danger mark in Varanasi.
In fact, rivers are in spate in many districts of UP due to rain in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and water released from dams. Varanasi is also not untouched by the wrath of boiling rivers. Ganga is flowing above the danger mark in Varanasi and the water level is still rising continuously. Due to which a deluge-like situation has arisen not only in the urban area, but also in the village. The situation in Ramna village of Varanasi, especially famous for the cultivation of vegetables. Is such that more than half of the villages have submerged here and boats are running there due to the water coming from the Ganges in most part of the village’s farm.
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Villagers had warned of boycotting elections
The villagers, led by the village head, have also warn of boycotting the voting in the 2022 assembly elections if the embankment is not build. Now PM Modi himself has taken stock of the situation by phone.
The population of about 40 thousand people of the village is facing the floods.
Ramna village of Rohaniya Vidhan Sabha of Varanasi comes in Lanka region. The population of about 40 thousand people of the village is facing the floods. Two roads connecting the village have submerged. Traffic is being able to reach the village through only one road. In Varanasi, the Ganga continues to rise and the Ganga is flowing more than half a meter above the danger mark.
Due to which the Anganwadi center, health sub-centre, community toilets and funeral sites on the banks of the Ganges have submerged in Ramna village. 70 percent of the village’s population depends on the cultivation of vegetables, but due to the floods in the Ganges, more than half of the fields have submerged.
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