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Imran Khan sends best wishes and prayers to the victims of flood in Kerala, India

        Imran Khan is the most different prime minister of Pakistan, has always shown patriotism for his motherland, love, and affection to the poor and needy. Lamenting on what has happened in Kerala, India, Imran Khan tweeted that he and his countrymen send their best wishes and prayers for the victims of the flood and they might provide the humanitarian assistance if needed. Imran Khan's tweet.
Imran Khan-By Heinrich Böll Stiftung from Berlin, Deutschland

       445 deaths were estimated in the flood, 15 people were missing and almost a million evacuated. The property damage was estimated to be the US $3 billion. 35 out of 54 dams were opened for the first time in Indian history. All 14 districts of the Kerala state were in a state of red alert. The Indian government declared it the Level 3 Calamity, Calamity of severe nature. The capacity of dams was full and overflowed.
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        It was monsoon season, it rained about 257% more than usual, causing a great damage to the state. 33,000 people were rescued and about a million people found shelter in the camps. A debate went on between the South-Indian states, Kerala and the Tamil-Nadu, on who was responsible for all this. 

       Imran Khan, sensing the severe situation of India, has shown willingness to help the victims of the flood. Imran Khan is a man of powerful words. He made many followers through his words. Pakistanis elected him because of his slogan of 'Change'. He will take a bit time to settle down and settle the bad governance of Pakistan. I am hoping to see a change in the coming years. 

  How will his governance be in the future? Feel free to comment.

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