Narendra Modi

Prime Minister Modi directed the authorities to stay in touch with the affected families and ensure that they get all possible help. The officials also briefed the Prime Minister on the rescue operations and the assistance provided to the affected individuals.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was accompanied by Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. The Prime Minister also met with those involved in the rescue and relief efforts after the mishap in Morbi. He then visited patients at the nearby hospital.

The dham, a memorial for around 1,500 tribals who were massacred by the British army in 1913, is located in the district on the Gujarat-Rajasthan border, a region with a large tribal population.

Located in the Banswara district on the Gujarat-Rajasthan border, the Mangarh Dham is a memorial for around 1,500 tribals who were massacred in 1913 by the British army. The region has a large tribal population.

On Monday evening, a suspension bridge collapsed in the Morbi district of the state, leading to the death of 133 people. The tragedy shook the nation, with condolences pouring in from all corners.

According to reports, nearly 500 people, including women and children, were on the suspension bridge when the cables supporting it snapped, sending them crashing into the river below.

The survey noted that 43 per cent of voters in Rajkot West have rated the performance of the sitting MLA, Vijay Rupani, as average, while another 32 per cent outrightly termed it as bad. Overall, 86 per cent of the voters are unhappy with Rupani's work in the constituency, the survey noted

"I'm in Ekta Nagar, but my thoughts are with the Morbi victims. I have never experienced such pain in my life. On the one hand, there is a heart that is in pain. And on the other hand, the path to duty," said PM Modi.

The bridge in Gujarat's Morbi city, which was nearly a century old and had only recently reopened after renovation, collapsed as it could not bear the weight of the people standing on it.

"You saw it yesterday. They sent brokers to buy each MLA for Rs 100 crore. They wanted to buy 20 or 30 MLAs, destabilise KCR's government, and encroach on Telangana to implement privatisation as they saw fit," said K Chandrasekhar Rao.