Lucknow, 06 Sept (HS): Uttar

Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will visit flood-affected households in

Chitrakoot today to examine the situation and appraise relief and

rehabilitation operations amidst rising water levels.

He announced intentions to reach out to families affected by flooding in

Chitrakoot, a sacred location linked with Lord Shri KamtanathJi. The Chief

Minister said that he will undertake an airborne reconnaissance of impacted

regions and offer relief goods to 800 flood-stricken people. Families who have

been made homeless by flooding will also get land assignment certificates and

cash assistance from the Disaster Relief Fund.

According to CM Yogi, the primary objective of the double-engine government

in this hour of need is to ensure that help reaches every impacted individual,

rehabilitating every homeless person, and offering support to every suffering

family.

“Today, I will reach out to the flood-affected families in the sacred land

of Chitrakoot, associated with Lord Shri Kamtanath Ji, to share in their

suffering and assess the arrangements for relief and rehabilitation. Along with

conducting an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas, relief materials will

be provided to 800 flood-affected families, and land allotment certificates for

housing will be given to families rendered homeless by the floods, along with

relief amounts from the Disaster Relief Fund. Ensuring assistance reaches every

affected individual, rehabilitating every homeless person, and providing

support to each suffering family in this hour of crisis is the highest priority

of the double-engine government,” remarked UP CM in a post on X.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi