CM Nayab Singh Saini flags off 25 trucks with relief material for flood-hit Punjab and Himachal

CM Nayab Singh Saini pay obeisance at Mata Mansa Devi before flagging off relief trucks

Trucks carrying essential daily-use items dispatched to affected areas

Relief work continues in waterlogged regions of Haryana: CM Nayab Singh Saini

Chandigarh, Sept 7 - Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini today flagged off 25 trucks carrying relief material for flood-affected Punjab and Himachal Pradesh from the BJP State Office (Panchkamal) in Panchkula. Of these, 15 trucks are bound for Punjab and 10 for Himachal Pradesh.

Earlier, the Chief Minister paid obeisance at Mata Mansa Devi Temple and sought the blessings of the goddess.

It is our responsibility to help people in times of natural calamity

While interacting with media persons at Panchkamal, the Chief Minister said that essential daily-use items are being sent through these trucks to the flood-affected people of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh so that they do not face any difficulty in this time of disaster. He said that, along with Punjab, Himachal Pradesh has also suffered extensive damage due to the natural calamity, where many villages have been affected and both people and livestock are facing hardships. In such a situation, it is our responsibility to extend every possible help. The Chief Minister added that, apart from the Haryana Government, the party is also continuously sending relief material to the affected areas. Every day, trucks carrying relief supplies are being dispatched from Haryana to Punjab. He further said that, in line with the directions of Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Sh Amit Shah, and BJP National President Sh JP Nadda, the Government is working with the spirit of ‘Seva Hi Sangathan’ in coordination with the Party to provide relief to the people in this natural disaster.

1,69,738 farmers register 9,96,701 acres on e-Kshatipurti Portal so far

In reply to a query regarding Haryana, the Chief Minister said that waterlogging has occurred in low-lying areas of the state. He said that priorities have been set for providing immediate relief in the affected areas, and relief work is being carried out continuously. To ease the difficulties of citizens, e-Kshatipurti Portal has been opened, aimed at simplifying the process of submitting applications for losses and damages. So far, 1,69,738 farmers have registered 9,96,701 acres of land on this portal. The Chief Minister further said that there has been loss of life and property due to the collapse of roofs of some houses during the rains. Financial assistance of Rs 4 lakh each has been provided by the state government to the affected families, in addition to financial aid extended to the injured.

Haryana continuously dispatching relief material to Punjab

In reply to another query, the Chief Minister said that on the very day the natural calamity struck Punjab, he had written to the Chief Minister of the neighboring state, assuring that if any goods or resources were required, Haryana would immediately extend help. Sh Nayab Singh Saini said that relief material is being continuously dispatched from Haryana to Punjab, and even today, 15 trucks loaded with relief supplies have been sent.

Himachal BJP President Rajeev Bindal expresses gratitude to Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini

Himachal BJP President Sh Rajiv Bindal expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh Saini for sending relief material to disaster-affected Himachal. He said that the relief material, carried in 10 trucks, will be distributed to every affected family in Chamba district. The consignment includes essential food items such as rice, flour, sugar, and pulses, along with tarpaulins, blankets, bedding, and other necessary supplies.

Former Minister Sh Aseem Goyal, MLA Kalka Smt Shakti Rani Sharma, Mayor Sh Kulbhushan Goyal, former Vidhan Sabha Speaker Sh Gian Chand Gupta, District President Sh Ajay Mittal, BJP State Vice President Smt Banto Kataria, Deputy Commissioner Smt Monika Gupta, Deputy Commissioner of Police Smt Srishti Gupta, Additional Deputy Commissioner Smt Nisha Yadav, SDM Sh Chandrakant Kataria and other dignitaries were present on this occasion.

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In this hour of natural disaster, the State Government stands firmly with the people – CM Nayab Singh Saini

e-Kshatipurti portal open to provide relief to affected people

Chandigarh, Sept 7 - Haryana Chief Minister, Sh Nayab Singh Saini said that in this hour of natural disaster, the state government stands firmly with the people of the state. Wherever crops or other damages have occurred due to heavy rains, compensation will be provided. For this purpose, e-Kshatipurti portal has been opened at the village level in the affected areas, through which farmers are uploading details of crop losses caused by the heavy rains. He assured that the interests of farmers, poor laborers, and affected people of the state are fully protected and added that he is personally monitoring the situation arising from waterlogging.

Chief Minister made these remarks on Sunday while meeting villagers of various villages on his way from Narwana to Tohana.

During the visit, the Chief Minister stopped at Baba Jamin Nath Gaushala in village Dharodi and interacted with villagers regarding the present situation caused by the heavy rains. He assured the villagers, especially the farmers, that all possible assistance would be provided. He further informed that special instructions have been issued to all Deputy Commissioners, as well as officers of the Revenue and Irrigation Departments, to keep a close watch on waterlogging during the rainy season and to immediately take steps for drainage wherever required, so that farmers and other residents do not face inconvenience.

Later, the Chief Minister also met villagers in Lon, Dhamtan Sahib and Kalwan. The residents of all these villages expressed their gratitude to the Chief Minister and appreciated the relief measures undertaken by the government and the administration during the rainy season.

Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Imran Raza, Superintendent on this occasion.

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CM Nayab Singh Saini inspects waterlogging in Naggal area of Ambala district, interacts with affected farmers

Farmers can register their losses on the e-Kshatipurti portal

Also issues necessary instructions to officials for immediate drainage

Chandigarh, Sept 7 - Haryana Chief Minister, Sh Nayab Singh Saini today visited the waterlogged areas near Naggal village in Ambala district. While travelling from Chandigarh to Kaithal, the Chief Minister stopped near Naggal/Hasanpur to review the situation and interacted with affected farmers.

Former Minister of State, Aseem Goyal Nannyaula, BJP District President, Mandeep Rana, Deputy Commissioner, Ajay Singh Tomar, and Superintendent of Police, Ajit Singh Shekhawat, accompanied the Chief Minister during the visit.

Aseem Goyal apprised the Chief Minister that the water level had risen significantly due to the inflow of Tangri river water and rainwater into Naggal Nallah (drain), resulting in waterlogging in nearly 40 villages. The Deputy Commissioner informed that approximately 28,000 acres of land in Ambala City tehsil has been affected.

The former Minister of State suggested that the construction of a siphon could largely resolve the issue of waterlogging in the area. The Chief Minister directed the Deputy Commissioner to prepare a comprehensive action plan for this work, and, if feasible, to also draft a framework for constructing a drain so that a permanent solution to the drainage problem could be ensured and such situations are prevented in the future.

The Chief Minister also met with affected farmers, including Bharatiya Kisan Union official Mr. Jai Singh Jalbeda, and inquired about the damage to their crops. He directed officials to operate the motors near the dirty drain at Addomajra Dam to ensure quick drainage of rainwater.

On this occasion, the Superintendent Engineer of the Irrigation Department briefed the Chief Minister, stating that rainwater was being drained naturally due to the land’s gradient. He added that additional motors were being installed to accelerate the process. He further explained that as soon as the water level of Tangri river decreases, the water of Naggal/dirty drain will be taken out by operting the pumps.

Later, the Chief Minister also halted near Segti village at Jansui Head to review the waterlogging situation there and interacted with the affected farmers and villagers. He informed them that the government had opened e-Khshatipurti portal, where farmers can register their losses. Compensation would be provided in accordance with the prescribed rules.

On this occasion, district administration officials and other dignitaries were also present.

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Development and Panchayat Minister Krishan Lal Panwar donates one month’s salary to CM’s relief fund during the floods

Appeals to all elected representatives, officers, and employees to contribute their salary to the CM’s relief fund

Chandigarh, September 7– Haryana Development and Panchayat Minister, Sh. Krishan Lal Panwar said that while the government takes necessary steps to help flood-affected people, it is equally important for the entire society to come forward in this time of crisis. There should be a feeling among the people to help the affected families.

Sh. Panwar, as the state’s Development and Panchayat and Mines and Geology Minister, announced to donate his one month’s salary to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund on Sunday to support those affected by the flood. He appealed to all elected representatives, officers, and government employees in the state to contribute at least one day’s to one month’s salary to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. He emphasised that this is the time to show unity, to stand together with the government and administration.

He said that this is the time to support families struggling due to waterlogging and floods, so that maximum assistance can be provided to them. In this time of natural disaster, it is our duty to extend maximum help to the suffering people of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and neighboring areas, and to be partners in their relief.

He also appreciated Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini for providing financial assistance of Rs. 5 crore each from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir.

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HSVP launches new private property sale-purchase portal for citizens and allottees

Chandigarh, September 7- Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) has launched a new private property sale-purchase portal aimed at providing convenience to citizens and allottees. The objective of this portal is to enhance transparency, ease, and trust in property transactions. The use of this portal is completely voluntary. This portal offers a unique facility to plot holders who wish to sell their property from the comfort of their home, want to know its real market value, or do not want the payment in their bank account to be less than the market price.

Sharing information in this regard, an official spokesperson said that the portal is a significant opportunity for sellers. Participation is entirely at sellers will and is not mandatory. Sellers can withdraw their property from the portal or auction at any time and have full authority to accept or reject the highest bid. There is no compulsion in any part of the process. The seller is free to set their expected price (Ask Price), the earnest money amount, and the date on which they wish to receive the earnest money or final amount. Along with this, sellers can also upload pictures and videos of the property to show potential buyers. Additionally, sellers can set a preferred day and time when interested buyers may inspect the property. If the seller prefers, they can maintain privacy by not sharing their mobile number or other details. This is entirely their choice. Moreover, sellers are free to sell their property outside of the portal at any time. Thus, the portal serves only as an additional, transparent, and secure option for sellers.

The spokesperson said that the portal is equally beneficial for buyers. Only those properties that have been thoroughly inspected and verified by HSVP will be listed. The auction process is fully digital and transparent, starting at 80 percent of the seller’s stated price and proceeding in a competitive manner. The buyer's information will be kept confidential, and all payments will be made digitally to ensure complete security. Buyers can register online from anywhere and participate in the auction. Apart from this, they will have the right to inspect the property at a time specified by the seller. The registration fee is Rs. 1,000 plus 18 percent GST, totaling Rs. 1,180. If the seller withdraws the property after the auction or rejects the bid, Rs. 1,000 will be refunded to the buyer, with only Rs. 180 retained as GST, the spokesperson added.

Before participating in the auction, the buyer will have to deposit the amount asked for in his digital wallet, which is 0.5 percent of the expected price (Ask Price), in advance. Upon acceptance of the final bid, the buyer will have to pay a 0.5 percent commission fee of the final bid amount to HSVP.

The spokesperson further said that HSVP clarifies that this portal is only a facility and an option, not a mandate. HSVP’s role is limited to the point where the seller voluntarily accepts the bid and the buyer deposits the earnest money. Immediately after that, HSVP will issue the transfer permission in the name of the buyer. The date and time of registration will be mutually decided by the buyer and seller, and HSVP will not play any role in this matter.

This portal offers citizens a trustworthy, transparent, and secure platform to conduct property transactions according to their needs and preferences. This initiative is part of HSVP’s commitment to provide more convenient and transparent systems for citizens.

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Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visits waterlogging-affected areas of Fatehabad district

Haryana government stands with farmers and common people at every step – Chief Minister

e-Kshatipurti portal opened for farmers

Chandigarh, Sept 7 - Haryana Chief Minister, Sh Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday visited Baliala Head, Koodni Head, Chandpura Siphon and surrounding areas affected by rain-induced waterlogging in Fatehabad district. He reviewed the situation on the ground, interacted with local citizens and farmers and assured them of all possible assistance from the government.

The Chief Minister said that the state government will ensure proper compensation for the losses suffered by farmers. For this purpose, the e-Kshatipurti portal has been opened, where farmers can submit details of crop damage. So far, crop loss over nearly 1.70 lakh acres has already been registered on the portal in the state. He assured that compensation amounts will be disbursed to farmers soon, reaffirming that the state government stands firmly with them in this difficult time.

The Chief Minister further said that relief will also be provided to families whose houses or roofs have been damaged due to the rains. He directed the Deputy Commissioner to prepare a list of such affected houses and ensure that compensation is released at the earliest. He added that about a month ago, Rs 78.50 crore was released under the Baba Saheb Ambedkar Awas Yojana, and affected families will immediately receive relief upon applying under this scheme. He assured that no affected family would be left without support and that all necessary assistance will be extended promptly.

The Chief Minister said that the Haryana government is also actively supporting the flood-affected people of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh. So far, more than 80 trucks loaded with relief material have been dispatched. He informed that even today, 25 trucks have been sent — 10 to Himachal Pradesh and 15 to Punjab. The Chief Minister added that Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi, Home Minister Sh Amit Shah, and BJP National President Sh J.P. Nadda are continuously monitoring the situation and extending full cooperation.

He said that under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, Rs 2,314 crore has been released for rural and urban housing in Haryana during the last 10 and a half years. Similarly, Rs 416 crore has been allocated under the Ambedkar Housing Renovation Scheme. He further informed that the state government recently distributed Rs 88.50 crore to compensate farmers for crop losses caused by heavy rains.

Permanent solution to waterlogging under consideration

Sh Nayab Singh Saini said that heavy rainfall has led to severe waterlogging in several low-lying areas of the state. During his visit to the affected regions, he directed officials to speed up relief and drainage work. He assured people that the government is seriously working on a permanent solution to this problem so that such hardships can be avoided in the future. He appreciated the efforts of officers working tirelessly day and night, and also thanked ministers, MLAs, and public representatives who are visiting villages, meeting people and addressing their grievances.

The Chief Minister appealed to the people to maintain patience and cooperation during natural calamities. He stressed that whether it is Haryana, Punjab or Himachal Pradesh, such situations can only be tackled effectively through collective efforts. He said that ministers, MLAs, administrative officers and social representatives are jointly extending support to the affected families. He directed officials to ensure that no citizen faces any problem, to keep a constant watch on the water levels, and to provide immediate relief wherever needed.

On this occasion, former Minister Devender Singh Babli, former MP Sunita Duggal, former MLA Dura Ram, State General Secretary Surinder Poonia, Deputy Commissioner Mandeep Kaur, Superintendent of Police Siddhant Jain and other officers were also present.