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MP CM Reviews Waterlogging, Flood Situation in Satna and Rewa

Yadav ordered food, clothing and clean drinking water for flood-hit residents and pilgrims, while officials said seven people have been rescued from six villages.

  • On Saturday, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav arrived in Rewa to review flooding in Satna and Rewa, assessing waterlogging via video conferencing from the Circuit House.
  • Local officials reported the situation in Rewa is currently under control, while rescue operations continue across six villages in Satna. Yadav ordered equipment redistribution from less affected districts.
  • To support pilgrims and residents, Yadav directed the provision of food, clothing, and clean drinking water for those at the Sadguru Ashram in Chitrakoot and Jaitwara village.
  • NDRF teams have successfully rescued seven people from flood-affected areas and relocated them to safety. The Nayagaon dam has been damaged and is undergoing assessment.
  • Officials will conduct comprehensive surveys to determine relief requirements, with Assistance planned for flood-affected people including animal losses. Safe arrangements for devotees visiting Chitrakoot remain a priority.
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Bhopal/Rewa: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav arrived in Rewa last night directly from New Delhi to assess the flood situation. Upon arrival, he held an emergency meeting with senior officials via video conferencing […] The post "Reviewed the situation at night, CM Dr. Yadav reached the flood victims in the morning and distributed relief material" appeared first on The CSR Journal.

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav held a major review meeting on the flood situation in Madhya Pradesh, and directed the government to expedite relief and rescue operations in Rewa and Satna, providing food, clothing, clean water, and relief funds to flood victims. Special emphasis was placed on the safety, rescue, and communication of pilgrims stranded in Chitrakoot.

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Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav arrived in Rewa to review the situation and directed the speeding up of relief and rescue operations. So far, approximately 700 people have been rescued and transported to safer locations.

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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