Kerala CM Says Centre Yet to Release Rs 260 Cr Aid for Wayanad Landslide Relief

He made the statement at the question time in the parliament. Vijayan said that the state was looking for 2.262 Crore for the rehabilitation of the survivors of the Union Government and the reconstruction of affected areas. Later, a post -defective requirement assessment (PDNA) report, which estimated that a requirement of 2,221.10 RS to the center is estimated.

The report evaluated the cost of rehabilitating the addicts of those who died in tragedy and those who lost their livelihood. Subject, Chief Secretary. It was evaluated by the National Executive Committee (SC-NEC) sub-committee, which also held talks with a state-level panel, including Jayathilak and other officials.

Vijayan, “the center decided to allocate a 260.65 RS financial aid. The amount has not yet been taken.” He said. He remembered that Kerala called on the center of Wayad to declare a “national disaster” and “a disaster with serious nature”.

The state also sought to restore the 13th part of the disaster management law to allow the credit waiver of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for survivors, but “No positive response was received,” he said.

In rehabilitation efforts, Vijayan said that the district project for the survivors was moving in 64,475 hectares of land in Elston Estate, which was taken over by the government.

Authorized, a total of 295 beneficiaries consent to move to new homes and after the examination of the appeals, 49 more added to the list, he said. The authority is expected to be completed by January 2026.

On July 30 last year, the landslides that hit Mundaakkai and Chooralmala at Wayanad, more than 200 people were killed and others were injured and destroyed almost both regions.