NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has knowledgeable Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the state will lower ties with Damodar Valley Company (DVC) as a consequence of ‘unilaterally releasing water,’ inflicting floods in South Bengal.
In her letter to PM Modi, she urged the speedy launch of central funds to handle the flood harm.
Banerjee famous that the area is experiencing its worst floods within the Decrease Damodar space and surrounding areas since 2009.
She emphasised the necessity for fast motion, saying “I earnestly request that you just give this matter severe consideration and direct the involved ministries to handle these points as prime precedence, together with the sanction and launch of considerable Central funds to undertake intensive flood administration works within the curiosity of individuals, that suffer essentially the most.”
She attributed the floods to the “unplanned and unilateral launch of an enormously large quantity of water at practically 5 lakh cusecs from the mixed system of Maithon and Panchet dams owned and maintained by the DVC,” which led to vital devastation.
