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The Kerala government and the CPI(M) accuse the central government of adopting an "anti-democratic" stance over providing aid for Wayanad landslide victims. The central government, in response, states that it has no provision to declare a calamity a "national disaster" under the existing guidelines of SDRF and NDRF.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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