Sirsa: Former deputy prime minister Devi Lal’s indigenous village, even Chautala, situated about the Rajasthan edge in Haryana’s Sirsa district, is currently fighting for fresh drinking water.
Villagers, angered by constant supply of filthy water, also protested on Sunday by bending the village waterworks and cautioned that when officials don’t return to the village to listen to their difficulty, they’ll protest by climbing beneath the neighborhood water obtained on Monday.
Villagers stated drinking water source from the village was always mixed with waterabout which employees and officials of this water distribution department were made conscious of, however no permanent solution was attained by the district government.
They said that the principal reason behind this was the supply pipeline from the village had been older and was ruined from several location, because of that drain water could blend from the drinking water source.
Before, on Satrday, mad villagers about Sunday gheraoed the waterworks under the banner of All India Kisan Sabha and began with an indefinite protest.
At this time, the engineer at the section attained Dabwali.
Whoever with the engineer continued for an hour, however he didn’t provide a satisfactory answer.
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