I'm currently in the border village of Mohali and I'm sitting on a tractor as Hari Singh, a farmer here, takes us through his farm and shows us the extent of damage caused by the torrential rain. His entire paddy crop has been uprooted because of the constant rain. And there you can see how his farm is completely inundated because of the river. This village is very close to that river. How that is overflowing and flowing above the danger levels. And that has caused that means major misery for all these farmers. Because the entire year long entire year of hard work, in fact, is now under water. I can actually show our viewers the extent of damage here because you can see the entire field. The entire farm is inundated. And as you were saying, the paddy crop is completely uprooted because of the force of the floods and because of the force of the water gushing waters off the Kar River, just on the banks of which is situated Harris's village. And there you can see it's impossible to actually wade through these farms. It's only possible to go through them while sitting on a tractor you can see the level of destruction here. In fact, many of these farmers are actually telling us that this is the worst destruction they have seen in the past 30 years. Yeah. Tough times ahead for the farmers of Punjab and Haryana.
