Varanasi, 30 Aug (HS): Uttar Pradesh Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath met flood-affected families during his two-day visit

to Varanasi. During this, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the Uttar

Pradesh government stands with the flood-affected families. The state government

is providing all possible help to the flood-affected families in Varanasi and

Ghazipur. Wherever there is a flood situation in the state, the government is

providing help there. The state government has made arrangements for

accommodation, food items and other essential items in the relief camps. Reaching

the flood relief camp set up at JP Mehta College in Varanasi, Chief Minister

Yogi Adityanath also met the flood-affected families and fed chocolates to the

small children he met there. Pointing towards the Divisional Commissioner and

District Magistrate, the Chief Minister instructed that there should be no

negligence in the supply of essential commodities.

On Saturday, the

Chief Minister conducted an aerial survey to see the flood situation in Ghazipur

area and gave clear instructions to the officials that full care should be

taken of the farmers of the flood-affected area. Officials should make

administrative preparations on their part to deal with the flood situation.

Take care of all kinds of essential items in the relief camp.

The Chief Minister

maintained distance from the public representatives: Chief Minister Yogi

Adityanath maintained a distance from the local public representatives while

meeting the flood-affected families and inspecting the flood area. The Chief

Minister did not talk much to the public representatives even during the review

meeting in the first day's program. To listen to the public problems of

Varanasi, the Chief Minister himself conducted the Janata Darshan program for

the first time in Varanasi.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi