New Delhi, . 17: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who is on a visit to Delhi, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday and appealed to him to fulfill many of the long-pending demands related to the state. Addressing a press conference after meeting Prime Minister Modi this evening, CM Siddaramaiah said that he has submitted a request for the establishment of AIIMS in Raichur, fixing the price of sugarcane, releasing more than Rs 2,100 crore in flood relief and approving crucial irrigation projects.
Establishment of AIIMS in Raichur
I have submitted a request to Prime Minister Modi to approve the establishment of AIIMS in Raichur. Raichur district is at an early stage in terms of health care, education and per capita income. The request has been sought in the letter to approve the establishment of AIIMS in Raichur district to meet the need for a quality referral medical center for the people of the district, which has a large number of Dalits and backward classes.
Appeal for flood relief
A total of 14,58,000 hectares of crops have been damaged in the state, and we have conducted a joint survey on that. We have convinced the Prime Minister that a total loss of Rs 3,560 crore has been incurred in the state and that the rains have also damaged basic infrastructure. 47 In addition, thousands of houses, roads and schools have been damaged and two appeals have been submitted by the NDRF seeking compensation. The CM demanded that the Central Government release a compensation of Rs 2,136 crore.
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