Punjab leader Anurag Dhanda raised sharp criticism against Rahul Gandhi over his absence during the recent devastating floods in Punjab. Taking to social media, Dhanda highlighted that while large parts of the state were grappling with floodwaters and massive damage to homes, crops, and infrastructure, Gandhi was reportedly visiting Malaysia.
Anurag Dhanda Questions Rahul Gandhi’s Absence During Punjab Flood Relief Efforts
Dhanda questioned whether the Congress leader contributed even a single day’s salary or a rupee to help flood-affected residents, emphasizing public expectations from political leaders during times of crisis. His remarks come amid ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts led by the Punjab government under CM Bhagwant Mann, which includes medical camps, supply distribution, and rehabilitation for displaced families.
Punjab has faced unprecedented rainfall in several districts
Punjab has faced unprecedented rainfall in several districts, affecting thousands of families and leading to the disruption of agriculture, transportation, and daily life. State authorities, along with local volunteers and youth wings of political parties, have been actively engaged in rescue and relief operations to ensure the safety and well-being of residents.
Dhanda’s comments also reflect broader public scrutiny of political figures’ responsiveness during natural disasters. Social media has been active with citizens demanding accountability and support from leaders across party lines.
