CM Gehlot chastised the central government saying that the constitution is being torn to shreds in the country. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) along with other central agencies is working under pressure.
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday said that Union Home Minister assured that a joint monitoring committee along with the army and state police will jointly inspect the relief camps and immediate action will be taken.
A week after violence broke out in the north-eastern state of Manipur, Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Wednesday paid a visit to two relief camps in the state capital Imphal.
Residents of Churachandpur in violence-hit Manipur who were taking shelter in a relief camp at Moirang, said they are worried about their families and their future.
The State government aims to connect common people in the State with information on public welfare schemes of the state government, according to the Chief Minister.
Talking to ANI, Gehlot said, "In the budget we presented, we have given special emphasis to inflation. Tomorrow there will be 700 camps and then 2,700 camps. We want the people to get their registry done there only to get benefits there and then".
Chamoli District Magistrate (DM) Himanshu Khurana on Thursday said an amount of Rs 505.80 lakh has, so far, been distributed to the families hit by subsidence in Joshimath.
Chamoli District Magistrate Himanshu Khurana said that two-three places have reported increased cracks, days after Joshimath, which is facing land subsidence, in Uttarakhand received heavy snowfall.
With land subsidence continuing at Joshimath town of Uttarakhand, the district administration on Monday said basic facilities at relief camps set up for the affected people were being constantly inspected.