The PM spoke to the Chief Minister on the phone.

“The PM spoke to the Chief Minister on the phone, took stock of the flood situation, assured all possible help, and asked for 60 thousand crores.”

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann after returning to Delhi after a trip abroad. He talked about Punjab’s predicament as a result of the rain and floods during the call. The PM promised Punjab all the assistance and support they might need.

Twelve districts are impacted by flooding.

Twelve districts in Punjab are currently impacted by flooding. About 29 fatalities were reported yesterday evening, and 256,000 people have been directly impacted. Chief Minister Mann had also corresponded with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on this subject. He stated in the letter that Punjab is having a very tough time right now.

The 60 thousand crore rupees in outstanding funds for Punjab should be released by the central government. In order to raise the amount of compensation for farmers’ losses resulting from floods to 50,000 rupees, he had asked the center to amend the SDRF regulations.

The initial call had come from the home minister.

“Earlier this morning, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann received a phone call from the nation’s Home Minister, Amit Shah. He had also assessed the harm inflicted by the Punjab floods. Mann wrote a letter to the prime minister, according to Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema.

In addition, he sought his sixty thousand crore rupees. The letter had all the information. He was informed by the media today that the home minister had contacted him, but he made no promises to release the sixty thousand crores.

While Punjab is experiencing a serious problem, he accused the prime minister of tweeting about trivial issues in the nation and wishing individuals a happy birthday. However, there has been no expression of compassion from the BJP’s national leadership. They are quietly observing Punjab’s submersion.