Archive · 4 Aug 2025
Residents Demand Action Over Dangerous Power Lines
People in a village are worried because the wires that bring electricity to their homes are hanging down and could hurt them.
The wires aren't attached to strong poles, so they're too close to houses.
The people asked the officials to fix it because it's been a long time without proper roads and electricity supports.
They are using wooden poles that are not safe.
Residents of Ward No. 12 in Bingidoddi village are facing safety hazards from dangling power lines.
The absence of proper electricity poles causes electric wires to hang dangerously close to homes.
Locals, including BJP Mandal President Gopalakrishna, have demanded immediate action.
The colony has existed for 25 years without concrete roads or proper infrastructure.
Residents use makeshift wooden poles, which have led to electric shocks.
- Who
- Residents, including BJP Mandal President Gopalakrishna, are concerned and demanding action from authorities.
- What
- Residents are demanding action over dangling power lines.
- When
- Ongoing for 25 years.
- Where
- Ward No. 12 in Bingidoddi village, Aija Mandal, Jogulamba Gadwal district.
- Why
- To address the dangerous situation caused by dangling power lines and lack of proper infrastructure.
Residents' Concerns
Authorities' Response
Infrastructure Neglect
Residents' Concerns
Lack of infrastructure has created dangerous living conditions.
Authorities' Response
Unknown, as the article does not mention the authorities' response.
- Location
- Ward No. 12, Bingidoddi village, Aija Mandal
- District
- Jogulamba Gadwal
- Issue
- Dangling power lines
- Party involved
- BJP
- Infrastructure lacking
- Electricity poles and concrete roads
- Make-shift poles
- Wooden poles being used
