NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday deputed four Union ministers to assess the loss of life and property in quake-hit areas of the country, especially Bihar, and oversee the relief and rescue operations there.While Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan is already deputed at the Indo-Nepal border , the other ministers designated are Ananth Kumar, Radha Mohan Singh and J P Nadda All the three ministers have been deputed in Bihar, which has been the worst affected due to the earthquake and has seen the maximum deaths. They will assess and monitor the rescue and relief work, besides interacting with chief minister Nitish Kumar and will submit a report to Modi .“While Dharmendra Pradhan is already there along the Nepal border in Bihar, overseeing the evacuation process of Indians from quake-hit Nepal , the other three Union ministers will be leaving for Bihar by tomorrow,” confirmed Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, in a ,meeting of party MP’s here, adding, “All BJP MPs have donated their one month’s salary for Nepal quake relief.” told reporters. Finance minister Arun Jaitley and party veteran L K Advani were also present at the meet.