Bihar Dy CM denies ignoring commoners during rain mayhem

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A day after a group of people gheraoed  Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi’s residence in Rajendra  Nagar area over problem of waterlogging, his close aide said despite waiting for an hour neither any delegation of the protestors came to meet him on Monday nor any memorandum was submitted on their behalf.

Angry over problem of waterlogging and accumulation of trash,  some people of Rajendra Nagar had on Sunday gheraoed Modi’s residence  located in the same area.

The BJP leader, however, was not present at the house during the  protest. He waited on Monday to hear them.

The statement said that the Government had been sensitive towards  both the VIPs and the commoners during the disaster arising on account  of incessant rains for three consecutive days at the end of September.

A total of 59,000 affected people of Rajendra Nagar were rescued at that time, a release issued by the Dy CM office said.

“Despite waiting for an hour for victims of waterlogged Rajendra Nagar area today, neither any delegation came to meet him nor any memorandum was submitted to him by the people,” Modi’s private secretary Shailendra Kumar Ojha said in the release.

On September 30, Modi and his family members were rescued by an SDRF team from his flooded residence in Rajendra Nagar. However, they returned later to the house.

The State capital was pounded by heavy rain late last month leading to waterlogging in areas such as Rajendra Nagar, Kankarbagh and Pataliputra colony.

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