Misl Sutlej Demands Enhanced Relief Package for Amritsar Flood Victims, Calls for Complete Fee Waiver
Misl Sutlej Demands More Aid for Amritsar Flood Victims

The Misl Sutlej organization has launched a vigorous campaign demanding substantial increases in financial assistance for families devastated by recent floods in Amritsar district. The group is pushing the Punjab government to enhance relief measures significantly beyond current allocations.

Urgent Call for Increased Financial Support

During a press conference held in Amritsar, Misl Sutlej representatives revealed they have submitted a comprehensive memorandum to Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori. The document outlines critical demands for immediate government intervention to support struggling communities.

The organization is specifically demanding:

  • Immediate increase in financial compensation for affected families
  • Complete waiver of school and college fees for students from flood-hit households
  • Enhanced rehabilitation packages for damaged homes and businesses
  • Special assistance for agricultural losses suffered by local farmers

Government Response and Accountability

Misl Sutlej leaders emphasized that while initial relief efforts were appreciated, the scale of destruction requires more substantial government support. They highlighted the urgent need for systematic aid distribution to ensure no family is left behind in the recovery process.

The organization has called for transparent implementation of relief measures and regular monitoring of aid distribution. They stressed that many families continue to face severe economic hardship despite previous government announcements of assistance.

Educational Support for Affected Students

A key focus of the demands centers on educational support. Misl Sutlej argues that fee waivers are essential to prevent students from discontinuing their education due to financial constraints caused by flood damage. The organization believes protecting educational continuity is crucial for long-term community recovery.

"The floods have washed away not just homes but also dreams of many young students. We cannot allow financial constraints to disrupt their education," stated a Misl Sutlej representative during the conference.

The group has promised to maintain pressure on district administration until concrete action is taken to address the pressing needs of flood-affected communities across Amritsar district.