Adil Hussain reveals his nieces are stranded as their home in Sivasagar submerged due to Assam floods: ‘I feel very upset, angry, sad and depressed’ | Hindi Film News

Actor Adil Hussain has expressed anger and frustration over recurring floods in Assam and revealed that his nieces are stuck in Sivasagar and their houses are submerged in floods. He criticized decades of unplanned development and government inaction, questioning why despite India’s scientific progress, there is no expert committee to address the crisis. Hussein is stepping up rescue efforts via social media.

famous actor Adil Hussainborn and raised in assamexpressing deep anger and frustration at the devastating floods currently raging in his hometown. The “English” actor, who has witnessed the annual crisis since he was a child, didn’t hesitate to express his frustration and revealed that his family has also been affected this year. His remarks drew renewed attention to Assam’s recurring flood crisis and the lack of long-term solutions despite decades of suffering the same devastation.

Adil Hussain on decades-old unresolved flood problem

Speaking to Hindustan Times, he said, “I have witnessed devastating floods every year since my childhood and this year it has been even more so. I feel very frustrated, angry, sad and depressed because floods are a recurring problem and the authorities have been unable to control it since I was growing up in Assam.” Unplanned towns grew, swamplands were filled with industry, and trees were felled. There is currently no investigation into how to solve this problem so that people in flood-affected areas can be cared for and reduce their suffering. ” He further added, “My sister’s daughter, my niece and their respective husbands’ houses were filled with water in Sivasagar, Upper Assam. I have been trying to find a way to help them but the situation is dire.” He also mentioned being in close touch with singer Papon who is also stepping in to help people affected by the crisis.

Adil Hussain calls for proper flood management plan

Hussain said what is urgently needed is a comprehensive flood management strategy. “Indian scientists are sending satellites to the moon, many countries have solved the flooding problem. The Netherlands has reclaimed land from the sea. I cannot understand why one government after another cannot find a committee of experts – engineers, land space planners, urban planners – to come together to solve the problem.” He also mentioned the active use of social media to draw more attention to the crisis and called on people to step up their support for relief efforts in Assam.