Assam Floods: ₹10 Lakh Donation
Comedian Samay Raina's ₹10 lakh donation to Assam's Chief Minister's Relief Fund sparks calls to withdraw FIR against him, as Bollywood celebrities contribute to flood relief efforts

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has thanked comedian Samay Raina for donating ₹10 lakh to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund for flood relief efforts in the state. The donation comes as several Bollywood celebrities have also contributed to help those affected by the floods, which began after intense monsoon rains started on July 19.
Samay Raina's donation of ₹10 lakh is part of a larger effort by Bollywood celebrities to support flood relief efforts in Assam. Other notable donations include ₹1 crore from Kartik Aaryan, ₹25 lakh from Aamir Khan's production house, ₹11 lakh from Ayushmann Khurrana, and ₹5 lakh from Anupam Kher.
In addition to financial donations, some celebrities have also been involved in on-the-ground relief efforts. Randeep Hooda has been working in Assam's Sivasagar district, distributing ration kits and serving langar, while Bhumi Pednekar visited flood zones and distributed solar lights to affected families.
## Why it matters The flooding in Assam has had a devastating impact on the state, with thousands of people forced from their homes and many families still in need of basic necessities like food and shelter. The donations from Bollywood celebrities, including Samay Raina, will help to support relief and recovery efforts in the state.
However, the internet has also been calling for the withdrawal of an FIR against Samay Raina, following his donation to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. The Assam Chief Minister's public thank you to Samay Raina has sparked a renewed focus on the comedian's contribution to flood relief efforts, and the need for support to continue in the coming days and weeks.
As rescue and relief operations continue in Assam, the donations from Bollywood celebrities will play an important role in supporting those affected by the floods. With the flooding showing no signs of letting up, the need for ongoing support and relief efforts remains critical



