Due to landslides in Joshimath of Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, cracks are continuously appearing in the houses, due to which there is an atmosphere of fear among the people. It is reported that more than houses have been affected. The work of demolishing all the affected houses is being done, but it is facing opposition from the local people. People are protesting against the government. They allege that they are not being given proper compensation. While giving relief to the affected families in Joshimath, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami announced the amount of assistance. , An amount of Rs 1.5 lakh to the affected families

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami’s office said, Following the instructions given by the CM, an amount of Rs 1.5 lakh is being given as interim assistance to the affected families on an immediate basis. The local people who have been affected by the landslide will be given compensation at the market rate.

JP Nadda spoke to Dhami on the issue of Joshimath land subsidence

On the issue of Joshimath land subsidence BJP President JP Nadda spoke to Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami today. There was a conversation between the two about the situation there. Nadda directed to provide assistance to the affected. Dhami informed the BJP national president about the entire situation there.

Only two houses will be demolished in Joshimath, work will be done keeping in mind the ecology and economy

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, who visited Joshimath , while announcing the aid amount, said, this is not the final aid, it is only temporary. Dhami said, it has been decided to demolish only two houses. The entire government is with the people of Joshimath. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also keeping an eye on the situation here. CM Dhami said, work will be done in Joshimath keeping in mind the ecology and economy.

Due to deteriorating weather conditions, the severe cold increased the worries of the victims The mood has increased the concern of the disaster victims of Joshimath. The Meteorological Department has also expressed the possibility of rain in Chamoli and other parts in the next few hours. Apart from the courtyards and rooms of the houses in the danger areas identified by the district administration in Joshimath, the surrounding earth is also seen torn and there are deep cracks which are several inches wide. The victims say that due to the rains in Joshimath, the problem will increase further due to water going inside the earth through these cracks.

Planning to demolish houses

State government officials engaged in relief and rescue declared dangerous We have been planning to demolish two hotels ‘Malari Inn’ and ‘Hotel Mount View’ for the last two days but due to not being able to take the building owners into confidence, this action is stuck. According to the victim Devendra Singh, in the last one week, efforts could have been started to fill the cracks in the earth at various places, but that too could not be done. The scientists who came to Joshimath from Roorkee-based Central Building Research Institute had also raised this concern in front of the officials.

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Wed, Jan 11, 2023, 5: 22 PM IST