Salute to Indian Armed forces who are carrying Rescue and Relief Operations in Kerala

Indian Army Indian Navy Indian Air Force ITBP NDRF working round the clock in Kerala

The flood situation in Kerala is so bad that over 10 lakh people have been rescued by the Indian Armed forces. Around half a million people are shifted to relief camps by the Jawans of Armed forces.

A pregnant lady was airlifted and evacuated who later delivered a baby boy

The Indian Air Force has deployed number of Helicopters and transporter carrieres and working round the clock to help the people of Kerala

It is the Air Force which is helping in transporting the boats, rescue equipment to the Indian Army, NDRF, ITBP whose Jawans are at the ground to help the affected people. Apart from this the Helicopters have rescued thousands of citizens stranded in the devastating floods in Kerala.

Thousands of Indian Navy Soldiers with boats, and Navy Divers are on the flood affected regions helping the people, providing them food water, raincoats, medicines and bringing people to the relief camps and hospitals. The Navy's Helicopters are flying round the clock and rescuing the people who are affected by the floods

Indian Army Jawans, ITBP Jawans, NDRF personnel are working on war footing in Kerala

They are working day and night to restore connectivity by building temporary bridges and helping stranded people to safety.

Indian Railways is supplying lakhs of litres of fresh water to the flood victims at the relief camps

All and all without the help of central government agencies the rescue and relief work in Kerala would not have been possible. 

However still there are some people who have never been to Kerala and whose contribution is nil in this disaster are trying to demonize the efforts of the Indian Armed Forces.  The Narendra Modi Government has announced over 800 crores till date for Kerala. Funds have been pouring in from all over India to the CM Distress Fund. 

The people should understand that the first priority of the Modi Government was to rescue the citizens and that is what the Indian Armed Forces are doing right now. The funds collected would be required once the situation improves.