Archive · 28 Jul 2026
₹10-Lakh Community Hall Project Abandoned in MP's Sehore Village
In a village called Nayapura in Madhya Pradesh, a community hall project that started 10 years ago has been left unfinished.
The government gave ₹10 lakh for the hall, but only ₹4 lakh was used, and the rest was allegedly misused by the then Sarpanch and secretary.
The building is now in ruins, and the villagers are upset because they don't have a proper place for their events.
The current Sarpanch says the administration won't approve a new hall until the old one is fixed, but the former secretary says they did their part and waited for more money that never came.
A community hall project in Nayapura village, Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, has been abandoned for 10 years.
₹10 lakh was sanctioned, but only ₹4 lakh was received and allegedly misused.
The building is in ruins, and villagers are forced to hire community halls for events.
The current Sarpanch alleges fund misuse by the then Sarpanch and secretary.
The former secretary claims they completed the work with the first installment but never received the second.
- Who
- Villagers, Current Sarpanch Roop Singh Thakur, Former Sarpanch and Secretary Rajendra Vishwakarma
- What
- Abandoned community hall project due to alleged fund misuse
- When
- Project started 10 years ago and remains incomplete
- Where
- Nayapura village, Sehore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Alleged financial irregularities and lack of further funding
Villagers and Current Sarpanch
Former Sarpanch and Secretary
Fund Misuse Allegations
Villagers and Current Sarpanch
Alleged that the then Sarpanch and secretary misused the funds, leading to the project's abandonment.
Former Sarpanch and Secretary
Claimed they received the first installment and carried out the work, but the second installment never came.
- Location
- Nayapura village, Sehore, Madhya Pradesh
- Funds Sanctioned
- ₹10 lakh
- Funds Received
- ₹4 lakh (first installment)
- Project Status
- Abandoned and in ruins
- Current Sarpanch
- Roop Singh Thakur
- Former Sarpanch
- Not named
- Former Secretary
- Rajendra Vishwakarma