JAMMU: Taking inventory of the devastation attributable to the current spell of heavy rains and associated disasters in Jammu, Union House minister Amit Shah on Monday stated the Centre had spared no efforts in guaranteeing immediate rescue and aid, and that PM Narendra Modi had spoken to J&Ok LG Manoj Sinha and CM Omar Abdullah.The house minister, who visited the areas hit by flash floods and landslides and met the affected individuals in Mangu Chak village, expressed grief over the lack of lives. He assured the those who the government was standing firmly by their facet. Accompanied by Sinha, Omar, a number of BJP leaders and officers, union minister Amit Shah additionally inspected the Tawi bridge at Bikram Chowk, and the properties and demanding infrastructure broken by the floods in Jammu.He later chaired a high-level assembly to evaluate the state of affairs, the place he appreciated all companies for his or her aid efforts, together with the pivotal function performed by the Military and safety forces in swift rescue missions and evacuations that has helped save many lives. Shah assured full assist of the CAPFs in managing pure calamities within the UT.The minister stated whereas an quantity of Rs 209 crore had been allotted to SDRF for fast aid work, superior survey groups from MHA would assess the injury and additional help can be supplied. A gathering of related departments from the central and J&Ok govts can be held inside one or two days, he added. The Vaishno Devi pilgrimage remained suspended for the seventh consecutive day on Monday owing to inclement climate. (With inputs from Naseer Ganai in Srinagar)