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Governor bats for urgent release of Rs 44,000 crore to flood victims |
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The State Revenue and Relief Secretary had attended this meeting and additional documentation sought by the Committee has also since been made available to the Ministry of Home Affairs in support of State’s claims. The Spokesperson added that early sanction of the State Government claim is critical for clearing the liabilities which have accumulated on account of the temporary restoration of the public infrastructure. After the commencement of the Governor’s Rule, the Governor personally reviewed each and every aspect of flood relief distribution and, consequent to holding several rounds of personal discussions with all concerned officers, has addressed a detailed communication to the Union Finance Minister to seek his personal intervention for a very early and sympathetic decision for the release of funds. The Spokesperson Wednesday disclosed that the Governor is also visiting Delhi later this week for meeting the Home Minister and seeking his support for the clearance of proposals contained in the Special Financial Package, to enable the rehabilitation of the flood victims without any further delay.
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