Rain havoc in Jaipur:80 homeless families forced to sleep hungry for two days, many people visiting relatives' house

Local resident Mahesh Chand Soyle and his companions arranging dinner for the homeless people in Ganeshpuri colony

-Ground report from Ganeshpuri township behind Laldungari Ganesh temple in Galta Gate area

-Late night, social workers brought food items to the victims

After the strong rains on Friday in Jaipur, life has not been back on track till Sunday. The situation is worst in Ganesh Puri Kachchhi town near the mountains. Till Saturday night, there was a crisis of eating and living in front of the people living here. After this, after 14, on the night of 15 August, people were distributed food items. Some people living here are also spending the night by visiting their relatives in other areas.

Due to soil freezing in the houses, drinking utensils and ration items have also been buried.

Many social organizations arrived here late Saturday. Food was distributed among the people living here under the leadership of Rajkumar Besanwale and Maheshchand Soyle. Mahesh Chand Soyle told that the houses and huts of the people are buried in the soil. Its excavation continues continuously. People are busy searching for their household goods. Most people living in this area are daily earners. In such a situation people have to starve. People are waking up all night and taking out mud. Local MLA Rafiq Khan and former MLA Ashok Parnami also reached the settlement to know the condition of the people. However, locals say that the administrative authorities did not take any notice.

RSS worker Rajkumar Besanwale and his companions arranging dinner for the homeless.

Large part had collapsed due to erosion in the soil mound

On Friday, many vehicles and vehicles were gutted in Ganeshpuri township behind Laldungari Ganesh temple in Galta Gate area on Delhi Road due to heavy rains. This led to hundreds of people living there being homeless and spending the night in a community center nearby. Civil Defense Sector Warden and local resident Pashupatinath Sharma said that there was a large mound of soil near the township. The last two days of rain kept the mound soaking water.

Local youths removing vehicles buried in the soil in Ganeshpuri colony.

Estimated loss in about 80 to 90 houses

Torrential rains started on Friday morning caused erosion in the soil mound. Due to the strong flow of water, a large part of the soil mound collapsed and flowed into the rough-and-tumble houses of the township. Due to this, about 5 to 6 feet of soil has accumulated in more than 80 to 90 houses.

About 20 to 25 families sat on the rooftops on the teatshed to avoid water filling the houses. About 100 vehicles were also buried due to the collapse of this mound. People's household goods and food items also got frozen in the soil.