Founder of Tipra Motha Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma on Wednesday said that he will visit four villages in South District to provide relief to family members of the deceased who died in the recently devastating flood.
Pradyot who is also royal scion of the state wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, claimed that some people have forgotten those who have died, but he will not.
“Tomorrow I will visit Devipur, Santirbazar and Jashmura Reang Para, Rajnagar and meet the families of those victims who died due to the devastating floods in August. I will also hand them over Rs 50,000 to the affected family from my personal account. Some people may have forgotten I will not! Hope to see my dear warriors there as well helping the families”, he added.
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