Shimla, Dec. 30 -- Chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu lashing out at the central government on Monday said the central government is giving limited assistance to state under the Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA). Sukhu said that under the PDNA for 2023-24, losses worth Rs.9,300 crore had been officially assessed, but the Centre was contributing only a fraction of the required amount. "Out of Rs.9,300 crore, the central government is giving only Rs.1,500 crore, while the state government is contributing Rs.500 crore. This comes to barely 15% of the total assessed losses," Sukhu said. "This limited assistance was not being released in one go but in installments, which is unjust and harmful for effective rehabilitation and recovery," he said. Criticising the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government over the stoppage of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY-4) funds, the CM urged political leaders to stop creating obstacles and instead take up the matter seriously with the Centre. "Those who keep raising questions should go and demand the funds that were announced. The Centre has also stopped PMGSY-4 funds. This is not just injustice to the state government but to the people of Himachal," he said. The CM accused the BJP of consistently doing injustice to Himachal. "These policies will ultimately affect the people of the state. I will raise all these issues with the central government at the appropriate forum," he said. Sukhu reiterated that his government remained committed to protecting the interests of the state and ensuringfairness, accountability and compassion in both governance and administrative decisions....