Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday visited Jammu and inspected the rain, flood, and landslide affected areas of Jammu division and took stock of the damages caused by the natural calamity.

He also met the flood-affected people in Mangu Chak village, Jammu and took stock of the ongoing relief and rescue operations.
Amit Shah inspected the Tawi Bridge at Bikram Chowk, the Shiv Temple, and homes damaged by floods in Jammu.
He assured the residents that the Centre stands firmly with them in this hour of crisis and Modi-led government is committed to ensuring timely rehabilitation of those affected by the calamity.
In a post on X, Amit Shah said that disaster response forces have been pressed into service and are carrying out evacuation, relief and medical assistance for the affected people.
“The government is taking adequate measures for rehabilitation. Relief, rescue and medical care are being provided on priority,” Shah said during the visit.
After the visit, Union Home Minister chaired a high-level meeting to review the latest situation. The Lieutenant Governor of Jammu & Kashmir, Shri Manoj Sinha, Chief Minister Shri Omar Abdullah, senior officers of the Central and UT Government attended the meeting.