```htmlA sudden deluge hit Dharali village in Uttarkhand’s Uttarkashi district on Tuesday, wreaking havoc on homes, damaging infrastructure, and raising
concerns about potential casualties. The calamity was caused by a cloudburst in the higher regions of the Kheer Ganga river, catching locals off guard and leaving a trail of destruction. Extensive rescue operations are currently in progress. Actor Sonu Sood has shared a message expressing his sympathies to the families impacted and urges the nation to unite.
Sonu Sood 'heartbroken' by Uttarakhand floods
On X (formerly Twitter), Sonu Sood stated, "I am heartbroken by the catastrophic floods and cloudburst in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand. My thoughts are with all those affected."
He further remarked, "It’s crucial for the nation to unite — while the government fulfills its responsibilities, we as individuals must support every person who has lost a home, livelihood, or life."
ALSO READ: Sonu Sood Reacts To Indrayani River Bridge Collapse In Pune, Extends Prayers For Speedy Recovery Of Victims
Uttarakhand CM voices concern over Uttarakhand cloudburst
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami expressed his sorrow over the incident and confirmed that relief and rescue efforts are being conducted with urgency. “The reports of significant damage caused by a cloudburst in the Dharali (Uttarkashi) area are profoundly upsetting. SDRF, NDRF, district administration, and other relevant teams are actively engaged in relief and rescue operations. I am in regular communication with senior officials, and we are closely monitoring the situation. I pray for everyone’s safety," he stated.
PM Modi offers condolences
Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed his sympathies to those impacted by the flash flood in Dharali and mentioned that he had discussed the situation with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. Home Minister Amit Shah also spoke with CM Dhami to evaluate the ongoing situation.A cloudburst over the upper reaches of the Kheer Ganga river near Harsil triggered severe flash floods in Uttarkashi’s Dharali village on Tuesday, obliterating homes, shops, hotels, and entire communities in its path. The Uttarkashi District Emergency Operation Centre has also released emergency contact numbers: 01374222126, 01374222722, 9456556431.
```
