Priyanka Gandhi said, "PM Modi did not provide assistance for Himachal monsoon disaster."

Chamba (Himachal Pradesh) [India], Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday accused the Narendra Modi-led central government of not standing with the people of Himachal Pradesh in their time of need when the Himalayan state was hit hard after the monsoon last year. There was massive destruction. He said no special package was announced for the disaster affected families and reconstruction of the state, “In 2022, the people of Himachal Pradesh elected a true and honest government, similarly, they got an honest government at the Center despite many difficulties. Government should be brought in." The state government is working for the people of Himachal," Vadra told reporters in Chamba on Monday. He further said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led central government has not announced any special relief package for the disaster-affected people of the state. Not provided. “All the leaders were in Himachal at the time of monsoon disaster.PM Modi and the central government did not provide any assistance. Whatever was to happen has also been stopped. The public should know their intentions and should also see our intentions. Please bring an honest government at the Center too,'' he said.Earlier on Friday, PM Modi accused the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh of selectively distributing central aid to victims of last year's floods and promised to find out where the money went after returning to power. Last year there was massive devastation in Himachal Pradesh. Due to heavy rains and floods. Heavy rains in the state have led to several landslides, blocking roads and highways, leaving a large number of people stranded. Voting is to be held on all four seats of Himachal on June 1. This will not only challenge the candidates contesting for Lok Sabha membership from four seats. Members elected to six assembly seats vacant after the resignation and defection of disgruntled Congress MLAs.The BJP, which had won all four Lok Sabha seats in the state in the 2018 elections, is looking to win again this time.