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Union Home Minister Amit Shah has promised complete assistance to Maharashtra farmers hit by recent floods and crop losses. He revealed that all NDA MLAs have contributed one month's salary to the relief fund. During his visit to Ahilyanagar, Shah emphasized that only a government committed to the people could achieve significant changes like district renaming. The Minister's assurance comes after detailed discussions with Maharashtra's top leadership about the flood situation.

Key Points: Amit Shah Pledges Aid to Maharashtra Farmers After Floods

  • Amit Shah assured full government support to flood-affected farmers in Maharashtra
  • NDA MLAs donated one month's salary to relief fund for farmers
  • Shah highlighted district renaming achievements under BJP-Sena government
  • The Minister visited Shirid Sai Dham during his Maharashtra state tour
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah assures all necessary help to flood-affected farmers of Maharashtra

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announces relief measures for Maharashtra farmers affected by heavy rains and crop losses during Ahilyanagar visit.

"Modi ji will not delay in helping the farmers of Maharashtra - Amit Shah"

Ahilyanagar, October 5

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday assured the government would ensure all necessary help to the farmers of Maharashtra affected by the recent rains leading to crop losses.

Speaking at the inauguration of the expanded capacity of Dr Vitthalrao Vikhe Patil Cooperative Sugar Factory in Maharashtra's Ahilyanagar, Shah said that MLAs of the National Democratic Alliance donated one month's salary to the relief fund to help the affected farmers.

"Yesterday, all three of them (Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar) had a long meeting with me. On behalf of Modi ji, I have assured him that the Maharashtra government should send us a detailed report. Modi ji will not delay in helping the farmers of Maharashtra. All this has happened because the people of Maharashtra have elected a government that cares about everyone. All our NDA MLAs have donated one month's salary to the relief fund," Shah said.

"The Maharashtra government has taken many initiatives to help the farmers," he added.

Shah further highlighted the renaming of the districts -- Ahmednagar to Ahilyanagar and Aurangabad to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar were only possible under the BJP-Sena government.

"This is something that only the followers of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj can do. Today I felt good that this (Ahilyanagar) district has been associated with the name of Ahilyabai. The BJP had changed the name of Aurangabad. This is something that only the followers of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj can do," he said.

The Minister, during his state visit, also visited the Shirid Sai Dham.

- ANI

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Rohit P
While the assurance is welcome, I hope this isn't just political rhetoric. Farmers have been suffering for years and need concrete action, not just promises. The detailed report should be submitted urgently.
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Arjun K
The renaming of districts to honor our great historical figures like Ahilyabai Holkar and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is truly commendable. This government is preserving our cultural heritage while also addressing current issues. 🇮🇳
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Sarah B
As someone who has worked with rural communities, I appreciate the MLAs donating their salaries. However, what farmers really need is a comprehensive crop insurance system and better infrastructure to prevent such losses in future.
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Vikram M
Modi ji's government has always stood with farmers. From PM-KISAN to now immediate relief during floods, their commitment is visible. Jai Kisan! 🚜
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Michael C
The coordination between state and central government is impressive. When all parties work together, farmers get the help they need faster. This is how governance should work!
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Kavya N
Hope the relief reaches the actual farmers and not just stays on paper. We've seen many announcements but implementation is key. Fingers crossed for our annadata! 🤞

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