CM Capt Amarinder Singh addresses farmers at Sultanpur Lodhi. Tribune photo
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh/Jalandhar, September 26
Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh on Wednesday undertook an aerial survey of the flood-affected areas in Punjab.
After the survey, Amarinder in a tweet said, “There appears to be considerable damage to crops due to floods around the Beas river but things could have been worse. DCs asked to submit girdawari reports within three days.”
Amarinder interacted with Charanjit Kaur of Sherpur Dogra village in Sultanpur Lodhi, whose crops had been damaged due to flooding in the Beas.
The CM assured her of help and said the girdawari would be completed in the next three days.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
29 Naxalites killed in biggest encounter ever in Chhattisgarh, days ahead of Lok Sabha poll
3 security personnel suffer injuries in fierce gun-battle; l...
Supreme Court trashes idea of physical counting of VVPAT slips
'We have seen what used to happen earlier when there were ba...
ASI shot dead, another injured after man opens fire on Delhi's busy flyover; accused then kills self
The deceased ASI has been identified as Dinesh Sharma while ...
Ramdev, Balkrishna tender apologies ‘in person' with folded hands; Supreme Court says ‘you are not off the hook’
A Bench of Justice Hima Kohli and Justice Ahsanuddin Amanull...
Delhi L-G pens open letter to CM Kejriwal, slams AAP government over water scarcity issues
Saxena says many incidents over water scarcity have happened...
Cities
