Narendra Modi attends crucial meetings on Cyclone Remal, heatwave amid exit polls predicting BJP’s thumping victory in general polls

PM Narendra Modi attends crucial meetings on Cyclone Remal, heatwave amid exit polls predicting BJP’s thumping victory in general polls

A day after the seven-phased Indian general polls ended and the foremost exit polls predicting the return of the incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party to energy for the third straight time period, PM Narendra Modi on Sunday (June 2, 2024) reviewed the influence of Cyclone Remal at his residence in New Delhi.

The PM was briefed in regards to the influence of the cyclone on the affected states in the course of the assembly.

The lack of human lives and injury to homes and properties on account of landslides and floods in Mizoram, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya and Tripura was additionally mentioned.

NDRF groups have been deployed as per the wants.

The groups have carried out evacuation, airlifting and street clearance operations.

“During the assembly, it was talked about that the Ministry of Home Affairs is in common contact with the State Governments,” learn the Indian government-released assertion.

Modi mentioned that the Government of India will proceed to increase full help to the State affected by cyclone.

The PM additionally instructed the Ministry of Home Affairs to observe the scenario and evaluate the matter frequently to increase vital help for restoration.

He additionally chaired a gathering to evaluate the scenario of the continued warmth wave in India and the preparedness for the onset of monsoon at his residence.

“Prime Minister was briefed that as per IMD forecasts, the warmth wave is prone to proceed in components of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh,” learn the federal government assertion.

Prime Minister has instructed that correct drills for stopping and dealing with incidents of fireplace have to be executed on a daily foundation.

He additionally mentioned that common drills for the upkeep of fire-line in forests and productive utilization of the biomass have to be deliberate.

Voting for the 543-member Lok Sabha and the Assembly elections in Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh concluded on Saturday, following a seven-phase election course of.

Modi and his BJP are aiming to return to energy in the nation for the third straight time period, a uncommon occasion in Indian politics.