Adil Hussain reveals his grandchildren are stranded and their houses in Sivasagar are submerged in Assam floods: ‘I am very sad, angry, sad and sad’ |

Adil Hussain expressed his anger and frustration over the Assam floods, revealing that his grandchildren are trapped in Sivasagar by flooded houses. He criticized years of unplanned development and government inaction, asking why no technical committee had tackled the problem despite India’s scientific progress. Hussain is expanding his humanitarian work through social media.

Well known Adil Husseinwho was born and raised AssamHe has expressed his great anger and frustration due to the floods that are currently destroying his homeland. Having witnessed the annual problem since childhood, the ‘English Vinglish’ actor has not stopped expressing his dismay, revealing that his relatives are among the victims this year. His comments also bring attention to the plight of Assam’s floods and the lack of long-term solutions despite decades of devastation.

Adil Hussain on decades of unrelenting flooding

Speaking to Hindustan Times, he said: “I have seen devastating floods every year since I was a child and this year is even bigger.” I feel very frustrated, angry, sad, and depressed because the floods are a recurring problem and since I grew up in Assam they have not been able to control the situation. Unplanned cities have grown, wetlands have been filled with factories and trees have been cut down. There is no research on how to solve this problem so that the people in the areas affected by the floods should be taken care of by reducing their problems.” She added: “My sister’s daughters, my nephews and their husbands have water in their houses in Sivasagar of Upper Assam. She said that she is in a relationship with singer Papon, who has also been stepping in to help those affected.

Adil Hussain wants a proper flood control plan

According to Hussain, what is urgently needed is a better flood control system. “Indian scientists are sending satellites to the moon and many countries have solved the problem of flooding.” The Netherlands has reclaimed land from the sea.” I don’t understand how government after government can’t get a committee of experts—engineers, landscape planners, city planners—to come together and solve this problem.” He has also actively used social media to raise awareness of the problem and has been appealing to people to take action and help in Assam.