Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Village Sarpanch Protests Poor Road Conditions in Maharashtra
Imagine a road that's so bad, it's like walking through a muddy puddle every day!
That's the problem for people using the Ranjangaon to Pir Bawada Road in Maharashtra.
The road is damaged and makes it hard for kids to get to school, farmers to reach their fields, and everyone to travel safely.
The local leader, Mangesh Sable, showed how bad it is by sitting in the road's water to get attention.
They've asked the government to fix the road right away, or they'll make an even bigger fuss.
The Ranjangaon to Pir Bawada Road in Maharashtra is in poor condition.
The road is part of the Zilla Parishad.
Villagers, including students and farmers, use the road daily.
The Sarpanch of Gevrai protested the road conditions by sitting in water on the road.
Villagers have requested road repairs for years with no action taken.
- Who
- Mangesh Sable, the sarpanch of Gevrai, and villagers.
- What
- Protesting the poor condition of the Ranjangaon to Pir Bawada Road.
- When
- Saturday.
- Where
- Ranjangaon to Pir Bawada Road, Phulambri taluka, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To demand immediate road repairs.
- Location
- Ranjangaon to Pir Bawada Road, Phulambri taluka, Maharashtra
- Protest Leader
- Mangesh Sable, Sarpanch of Gevrai
- Road Condition
- Pathetic, filled with water and mud during rainy season
- Road Users
- School students, farmers, and villagers
- Road Ownership
- Zilla Parishad
- Protest Action
- Sarpanch sat in water on the road