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Operation Jal Rahat: Indian Army's Lifesaving Mission Amid Assam Floods

The Indian Army has successfully evacuated over 200 stranded civilians in Assam during the ongoing floods, raising questions about government preparedness.

Indian Cockroach Desk21 July 2026, 2:38 pm IST1 min read
Source:NDTV
Operation Jal Rahat: Indian Army's Lifesaving Mission Amid Assam Floods

Operation Jal Rahat: Indian Army's Lifesaving Mission Amid Assam Floods

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In a heroic display of commitment, the Indian Army has rescued more than 200 individuals from the devastating floods in Assam under 'Operation Jal Rahat'. Equipped with boats, medical teams, and engineering resources, the Army's swift action highlights the urgent need for better flood management and preparedness from local authorities.

As communities remain submerged, citizens are left wondering: where is the government support? What measures were promised to protect residents from such natural disasters? The timely intervention of the Army underscores a critical gap in disaster response and infrastructure that the state must address.

While the Army steps in to save lives, the accountability of governmental agencies is being questioned. Residents are calling for immediate action to bolster flood defenses and improve emergency response protocols to prevent such crises in the future. As reported by NDTV.

Source: NDTV

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