Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Union Ministers Inspect Flood Damage in Punjab, Offer Aid
After severe floods in Punjab, Union Ministers Jitendra Singh and Jitin Prasada visited the impacted areas.
They met with shopkeepers and locals, instructing them to document their losses for compensation.
The ministers also focused on cleaning up debris to prevent health risks and making temporary arrangements for markets and homes.
Jitin Prasada assured support, while Jitendra Singh mentioned the Prime Minister's support.
The Border Security Force (BSF) provided rescue and relief, assisting those in need.
Union Ministers visited flood-hit areas in Punjab.
Ministers instructed preparation of loss estimates for compensation.
Instructions were given to clear debris and clean the areas.
Jitin Prasada assured the government's support to the affected.
BSF provided aid to border residents.
- Who
- Union Ministers Jitendra Singh and Jitin Prasada
- What
- Visited flood-affected areas in Punjab and assessed the damage.
- When
- September 18, Thursday
- Where
- Pathankot and Gurdaspur districts, Punjab
- Why
- To assess flood damage and provide support to the affected people.
Affected Residents
Union Ministers
Support Provided
Affected Residents
Seeking more support and compensation
Union Ministers
Providing support and assessing damages
- Visiting Ministers
- Jitendra Singh, Jitin Prasada
- Affected Districts
- Pathankot, Gurdaspur
- Objective of Visits
- Assess flood damage, offer support
- Actions Taken
- Instructions for loss estimates, debris removal
- BSF Role
- Provided rescue and relief to border residents