Monsoon Mayhem in North India: Floods, Storms, and Chaos Grip the Region | ABP NEWS

North India is reeling under the fury of monsoon as heavy rainfall, overflowing rivers, and flash floods wreak havoc across multiple states. In Haridwar, dry riverbeds turned into raging torrents after a sudden downpour, flooding streets and endangering pilgrims. Authorities have urged devotees to use only safe routes, yet some Kanwariyas were seen attempting to cross dangerous streams, prompting strict warnings from the administration. In Bihar’s Buxar district, the Ganga's rising waters threaten low-lying villages, with fears of embankment breaches causing widespread panic. Ghazipur also faces critical conditions as floodwaters infiltrate residential areas. Thousands remain trapped in waterlogged homes, and relief efforts appear overwhelmed. Meanwhile, a video from Chhattisgarh shows an elderly man stranded on a rock amid a flooded river after venturing out to fish. Elsewhere, flooded streets are teeming with fish, drawing locals to catch them. In Hong Kong, Typhoon Wipha forced the cancellation of over 400 flights, and another storm alert has been issued. Back home, Maharashtra witnessed linguistic tensions as MNS posted warnings demanding people speak Marathi. From weather disasters to social unrest, monsoon 2025 has brought with it a wave of destruction and anxiety.

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