Tandi, July 10: The ancestral house of former Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur is also in danger. However, Jairam Thakur himself does not live in it. His brother Beeri Singh is living in this house with his family.
Jairam Thakur himself reached Tandi village on Thursday to see this house. The toilet and cowshed built along with the old house here have already collapsed in the heavy rains of June 30. A landslide has also occurred in the adjoining garden.
Jairam Thakur’s elder brother Anant Ram has built a new house on the lower side of this ancestral house, which is also in danger from landslides. Jairam Thakur himself has lived in this ancestral house with his joint family for many years. He has built a new house in Tandi. Since then, Jairam Thakur’s brother Beeri Singh lives in the ancestral house.
Cracks in the house
Due to heavy rains after cloudburst, the ancestral house of the former Chief Minister has developed cracks. The house is in danger after the road adjacent to his house caved in. However, now the caved-in area has been covered with tarpaulin so that water does not enter the cracks in the road.
1200 houses damaged due to rain on the night of June 30
Let us tell you that more than 1200 houses have been damaged after heavy rain on the night of June 30 in Seraj assembly constituency. About 500 houses have been razed to the ground, while more than 700 houses have suffered partial damage.