<p>Visiting the flood-hit areas of Karadigodu, state youth JD(S) president Nikhil Kumaraswamy listened to the woes of the flood victims.</p>.<p>Accompanied by JD(S) workers, he paid a visit to the families situated on the river banks in Nellyahudikeri gram panchayat limits.</p>.<p>The flood victims said that they lost their houses during floods two years ago and they are still not provided with a rehabilitation facility by the government. There is uncertainty in their lives and they are spending each monsoon in fear, they said.</p>.<p>Some of them complained that even though the land has been identified by the district administration in Arekadu limits for the floods victims, a procrastinating attitude is being followed in handing over to the land to the eligible.</p>.<p>Speaking on the occasion, Nikhil Kumaraswamy said that a majority of the people in the flood-affected Karadigodu region comprise labourers. The government should fulfil its promises by providing permanent houses for the flood victims, he said.</p>.<p>He said that rain has caused extensive damage in Karadigodu. The government should compensate the victims. He meanwhile recalled that in 2018, the then Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy had sanctioned the construction of houses for flood victims.</p>.<p>Nellyahudikeri gram panchayat former vice president Safiya Muhammed, JD(S) district president K M Ganesh, leaders Denni Borose, Shivadas, Manjunath, Jayamma, C L Vishwa, Isaac and Kiran were present.</p>
<p>Visiting the flood-hit areas of Karadigodu, state youth JD(S) president Nikhil Kumaraswamy listened to the woes of the flood victims.</p>.<p>Accompanied by JD(S) workers, he paid a visit to the families situated on the river banks in Nellyahudikeri gram panchayat limits.</p>.<p>The flood victims said that they lost their houses during floods two years ago and they are still not provided with a rehabilitation facility by the government. There is uncertainty in their lives and they are spending each monsoon in fear, they said.</p>.<p>Some of them complained that even though the land has been identified by the district administration in Arekadu limits for the floods victims, a procrastinating attitude is being followed in handing over to the land to the eligible.</p>.<p>Speaking on the occasion, Nikhil Kumaraswamy said that a majority of the people in the flood-affected Karadigodu region comprise labourers. The government should fulfil its promises by providing permanent houses for the flood victims, he said.</p>.<p>He said that rain has caused extensive damage in Karadigodu. The government should compensate the victims. He meanwhile recalled that in 2018, the then Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy had sanctioned the construction of houses for flood victims.</p>.<p>Nellyahudikeri gram panchayat former vice president Safiya Muhammed, JD(S) district president K M Ganesh, leaders Denni Borose, Shivadas, Manjunath, Jayamma, C L Vishwa, Isaac and Kiran were present.</p>
