Political Unity in Assam's Flood Crisis

Both the ruling BJP and opposition Congress in Assam are actively reaching out to the flood-affected, with over 6.71 lakh people suffering in 20 districts. They are engaged in rescue and relief operations. Criticisms have been leveled against PM Modi for not visiting the state.

In a rare display of political unity, the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress in Assam are joining hands to tackle the dire flood situation. Over 6.71 lakh people across 20 districts are severely affected, with this year's floods, storms, and landslides already claiming 46 lives.

BJP state spokesperson Manoj Baruah highlighted the party's commitment to the cause, stating that members from state to booth level have been mobilized for rescue and relief operations, following directives from state president Bhabesh Kalita. Owing to the crisis, the party has also postponed its state executive meeting scheduled for July 10.

Meanwhile, State Congress vice-president Bobbeeta Sharma emphasized that their party workers and leaders, including state president Bhupen Borah and opposition leader Debabrata Saikia, have been active in the flood-hit areas. Sharma expressed disappointment over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's absence, contrasting it to the responsiveness of former Congress leaders during past floods.

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