It's has been 2 months since Karnataka floods happened and the people question Narendra Modi on his silence.
Heavy rains coupled with lack of proper infrastructure have acted as a cause for major destruction this year in various parts of our country. The Karnataka floods were one of the most damaging. Heavy rains, especially from the month of June to August, resulted in floods in the southern part of the country. These states became prey to adverse situations with lakhs of people losing their lives and livelihood.
As mentioned in Wikipedia, various sectors of Karnataka had to pay a major price for the heavy water discharge from the Maharashtra reservoir that resulted in floods. Although it was possible to replace thousands into safe relief camps, many were displaced and about 61 lost their lives with several hectares of farmland being perished. The state CM had announced a compensation of 5 lakhs for the families that were deeply affected during the Karnataka floods.
However, the people of the state are upset and have voiced their unhappiness that even after 2 months of the floods they have not received the compensation. In light of these events, Narendra Modi's support to the Bihar flood victims sparked a negative conversation on Twitter as people felt they did not receive equal support from the PM during the Karnataka floods.
Here is how the people reacted on Modi's lack of support to the people affected by Karnataka floods:
Bihar hit by flood, same day he responded , in Karnataka from past 4 months lakhs of family became homeless and you @narendramodi don't have time to meet a CM .. pic.twitter.com/skjeD2u3o9
— Accidental Clerk (@SuitecaseSwamy) September 30, 2019
Truly disappointed by the way @narendramodi ji handled Karnataka floods but definitely my love to him has not decreased even an ounce. His presentation in UN, the way he’s handling Turkey, the struggle he’s doing to bring investors to India exemplary.
— Chakravarty Sulibele (@astitvam) September 30, 2019
So the people of #Karnataka especially #NorthKarnataka is not considered even worthy of a tweet from @narendramodi. @BSYBJP you have let down people of #karnataka https://t.co/Zk6lnaziT8
— B.Nitin (@Lawyeratti) October 1, 2019
So much concern for Bihar, yet brutally silent on Karnataka, run by @BJP4Karnataka
— Aiyshwarya Mahadev | ಐಶ್ವರ್ಯ ಮಂಚನಹಳ್ಳಿ ಮಹದೇವ (@AiyshwaryaM) October 1, 2019
Worst part is, these elected buffoons here are so scared of him that they spend their time tweeting on #HowdyModi, Modi’s US trip and other inconsequential BS rather than ask for flood relief ? https://t.co/kvxHrAF4C8
@PMOIndia Hon’ble PM, Why are you not responding to the victims of Karnataka? Are we not a member of the Union of India? PMO India pic.twitter.com/lRR9GOeCSN
— Arunkbj (@Arunkbj1) October 1, 2019
Mr. Prime Minister,
— AkshayKumar (@AKshayKumar1487) October 1, 2019
Karnataka flooded 2 months back. We gave u 25 MPs.
U were celebrating birthday in flooded Gujarat. https://t.co/SchO39EgHg
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Dear Yediyurappa,
— Srivatsa (@srivatsayb) October 1, 2019
Two times you have tried to meet PM in 50 days but couldn't
North Karnataka has consistently stood by BJP, but is ignored
25 MPs & same party govt at centre & state, yet not a rupee for flood relief
You can't deliver #Justice4Karnataka. It's time you resign. https://t.co/QzXKBCUcfi
@narendramodi Sir, are you listening?? What is your plan of action regarding #NorthKarnatakaFloods??#Karnataka. Please respond!!
— Nagabhushan Rao (@raonbs) October 1, 2019
Why karnataka is bieng neglect Mr. PM. We have given u 26/27 MP's, is it not enough?... Why everytime u neglect us. Flood is Flood whether it happens in Karnataka or bihar , result wil be same. Wake up PM, u r the PM of #INDIA #karnataka
— vidyasagar s patil (@vspatils) October 1, 2019
Dear Respected, @narendramodi @AmitShah @ShashikalaJolle how to withdraw the @BJP4India membership? After the stepmotherly treatment you guys are doing with Karnataka, we are ashamed to call ourselves as BJP members...#KarnatakaFloods
— Vishal A Patil (@vishuAP) October 1, 2019
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