Uttar Pradesh Rainfall Prompts CM Yogi Adityanath To Order Immediate Crop Damage Assessment, Compensation & Relief

Lucknow, October 30: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed officials to provide urgent relief to those impacted by heavy rainfall in Uttar Pradesh. Focusing on the damage to crops, he ordered officials to evaluate the losses and offer maximum support to farmers. He emphasized, "The government stands firmly with farmers in every adverse situation."

The Chief Minister instructed officials to ensure timely relief for those affected, including compensation for financial losses, livestock deaths, and destruction of homes due to the heavy rains. He also directed officials to assess crop damage promptly and ensure farmers receive compensation as soon as possible. People displaced by collapsed houses should be relocated to relief camps and shelters.

The Chief Minister urged senior administrative officials to remain on the ground, engage with affected families, and ensure all necessary assistance reaches them without delay. He made it clear that any negligence in relief operations would not be tolerated. Due to the adverse weather, the Chief Minister appealed to the public not to allow children to leave their homes unnecessarily.

He cautioned people to avoid hazardous structures such as dilapidated houses, trees, tin sheds, and electricity poles, and to seek shelter only in safe places.