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Mehbooba Muffti on Central Govt: The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti (Mehbooba Mufti) has strongly criticized the central government over the floods in Jammu. He alleged that the government in Delhi has sold our hills, forests, rivers and drains to the contractors at a very few rates. Referring to Vaishnodevi and other religious sites, she said, “These temples are only for worship. Three to four months are planned to go to such places, but you have made them a picnic spot.”

‘Today’s bridge is broken, 3 years ago.

Mehbooba Mufti expressed concern over the bridge built today, while he pointed out that the bridge from 2-5 years ago still standing strongly. He raised the question of whether sand was used instead of cement. He recalled that there was a similar natural disaster in the 5th.

He demanded that the houses in which the water is stored in the water should be paid to the government as a partially bad ‘and’ completely bad ‘. “Water is stored in the house, it becomes dangerous, even though the walls are erected,” she said.

‘Government of India declares a larger package’

At a press conference on Thursday (September 7), the PDP president said that those who are on the side of the drains should be given a place on the other hand. If this is not possible, take some measures for the safety of the drains. “This is the BJP MLA here, There is a challenge for the central government and local government. Today, the Government of India should declare a great help package. ” He appealed.

‘Send medical teams, pay attention to farmers’ loans’

Mufti demanded sending medical teams to flood affected areas. The mud stored in the houses is likely to spread the disease, he said. He alleged that the government did not even give a place to stay for those whose houses were completely destroyed. Farmers have suffered major damage and many vehicles have been buried under the slopes. She said that the government should pay attention to those who have taken out the loan and that banks should stop moving from their doors for the next two to three months, ”she said.