Lucknow. Many areas of Uttar Pradesh are in the grip of floods these days. Relief and rescue work is being carried out continuously by the government. Amidst all this, a big statement has come from UP Congress President Ajay Rai. He said, the government's claims are limited to papers and cameras. Neither adequate relief is visible on the ground, nor concern for the affected families. The public is in trouble and the government is only busy in publicity.
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UP Congress President Ajay Rai wrote on social media X, Uttar Pradesh is facing the horrors of floods and the situation is from bad to worse in the Prime Minister's parliamentary constituency Varanasi. People are trapped in water, water is entering houses, roads are submerged and farmers are distressed after seeing their crops ruined.
Uttar Pradesh is facing the havoc of floods and the situation is worse in the Prime Minister's parliamentary constituency Varanasi. People are trapped in water, water is entering houses, roads are submerged and farmers are distressed after seeing their crops ruined.
The question is that Varanasi which is being promoted as a model of development… pic.twitter.com/QNZ6IdRB2Z
— Ajay Rai🇮🇳 (@kashikirai) September 6, 2026
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He further wrote, the question is that in Varanasi, which is promoted as a model of development, why does the entire government system appear helpless in the face of floods? The government's claims are limited to papers and cameras. Neither adequate relief is visible on the ground, nor concern for the affected families. The public is in trouble and the government is only busy in publicity.
I want to say clearly – flood victims need immediate relief and concrete help, not politics of speeches and photographs. Adequate compensation should be given to the affected families, there should be an immediate survey of crop damage to the farmers and relief work should be carried out on a war footing. This condition of the people in the Prime Minister's parliamentary constituency is exposing the government's claims of development. Now the government will have to answer that who will take the responsibility of the people affected by the floods?