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All India Marwadi Yuva Manch came forward for rescue work in Uttrakhand

3 Helicopters & 1.5 crore relief material provided by Marwadi Yuva Manch

In the wake of unfortunate calamity in Uttrakhand, the Akhil Bhartiya Marwadi Yuva Manch, one of the premier social organization of the Country, came forward in providing an extending arm for the relief operations in Uttrakhand. Mr.Sandiip Bhandari, National General Secretary of the Manch informed that “we have given 3 Helicopters for relief work and relief material worth more than 1.5 crores of rupees have so far been distributed in flood affected areas.

Mr. Bhandari further declared that Akhil Bhartiya Marwadi Yuva Manch and the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), apex body of the business community of the Country, have decided to adopt two villages in Uttrakhand for their overall re-development. He said that necessary steps are being taken for adoption of two villages.

Thousands of people have lost their lives whereas thousands are still missing in Uttrakhand calamity. Large number of people are deprived of basic facilities even now and leading a miserable life. At this crucial juncture while setting an example, the Manch has undertaken major relief operations in flood affected areas on large scale from 20^th June, 2013. In the first phase, the Manch has distributed food, medicines  etc while in next phase the Manch shall be distributing Blankets, rain coats, tarpaulin, plastic, lamp, lantern, stoves etc. to meet the requirements.

Manch President Lalit Gandhi himself led a team of more than 150 Manch workers in Uttrakhand and during his relief work continued for 10 days, he visited Dehradun, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Rudraprayag, Peepalkoti, Shrinagar, Joshimath and other areas and distributed relief material through Army and other forces.

Mr. Gandhi further  said that to evacuate people those stranded in the flood, the Manch has provided 3 Helicopters of one of its senior member M.L.Agrawal Group and in several cases, the evacuated people were escorted by Manch workers to their respective places. In this operation of Manch, Shri S. K. Tripathi, Commanding officer of Shivalik Headquarter of Border Roads Organisation, Commanding Officer Amrendra Kumar of 66 RCC at Gochar Headqaurters, Pankaj Goyal, Commanding officer 21TF Headquarter at Joshimath and Colonel Amit Singh of Army Headquarter at Joshimath provided excellent support.

During this calamity, large number of local residents have become destitute and therefore to provide them help, the Manch has prepared a Kit of Utensils, Tarpaulin Tents, foodgrain and other essential items which have began distributing in flood affected areas.

Extending a helping hand in challenges of redevelopment of villages, Mr. Lalit Gandhi, National President, Akhil Bhartiya Marwadi Yuva Manch and Mr.B.C.Bhartia, National President of Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT)  jointly informed that on way to Badrinath, a village Poorna, is being adopted by both organization and for this purpose talks were held with DM Mr. Murugeshan. Likewise, during consultation with Dalip Jawalkar, DM of Rudraprayag, a proposal has been made to adopt one village on way to Kedarnath.

In this relief work of Manch, several organizations including Confederation of All India Traders, Akhil Bhartiya Marwadi Sammelan, Vaidhkiya Pathak and Teerthankar Mahavir Mahavidyalaya, Moradabad extended help for providing critical care Ambulance.

Manch General Secretary Sandeep Bhandari, Vice President Raman Agrawal, Ravi Singhania, National Joint Secretary, Shri Niwas Pandey, National Executive Member Seema Sethi and CEO Raj Sharma provided excellent services in relief work.