He crossed Ranganadi river in a small boat to reach this remote area and visited Amtola. The overflowing river had broken an embankment and caused large-scale destruction of human habitation and farmlands here.
"There are floods in Assam and I thought I must come to meet you and hear about your pain and understand the situation," Gandhi told people here after listening to their problems.
"I will fight for compensation, that is your right," he said.
He said that Congress workers have been asked to help rebuild houses damaged by flood waters besides providing relief to the affected families.
Gandhi is scheduled to visit Silchar today to pay tributes to the Congress leader and former Union minister Santosh Mohan Dev who died yesterday.
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