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Congress Rally Demands Irrigation Water, Power, College Opening In Dahi
Congress leaders held a rally in Dahi about local problems.
They said an irrigation project started in 2019 is complete.
However, they said it did not provide water this year.
The area had little rainfall, and farmers reportedly suffered crop losses.
The leaders asked officials to start the project quickly.
They also wanted an approved college in Dahi to begin operating.
Farmers were also facing problems because of power cuts.
The group requested an investigation into the death of student Pawan Bamniya.
Kukshi MLA Surendra Singh Honey Baghel and Congress workers led a rally in Dahi.
Congress leaders said the Tantya Mama Micro Lift Irrigation Scheme was completed but had not supplied water this year.
They blamed delayed water distribution for avoidable crop losses amid scanty rainfall.
The leaders demanded the launch of Dahi’s approved college and repairs to the disrupted power system.
A memorandum was submitted to the Kukshi Sub-Divisional Magistrate and Kukshi police inspector, including a request to investigate Pawan Bamniya’s death.
- Who
- Kukshi MLA Surendra Singh Honey Baghel and local Congress leaders, including Block, Youth and City Congress members.
- What
- A rally, public meeting and memorandum submission concerning irrigation, electricity, college operations and an investigation into a student’s death.
- Where
- At the old bus station in Dahi, with the memorandum submitted to officials in Kukshi.
- When
- The irrigation scheme was started in 2019; the rally’s specific date was not stated.
- Why
- Congress leaders said delayed irrigation and power problems were harming farmers, while the approved college had not opened.
Key facts
- Rally location
- Old bus station, Dahi
- Irrigation project
- Tantya Mama Micro Lift Irrigation Scheme
- Project start
- 2019
- Main irrigation complaint
- Leaders said the completed project did not supply water despite scanty rainfall.
- Other demands
- Opening Dahi’s approved college and repairing the disrupted power system
- Memorandum recipients
- Kukshi Sub-Divisional Magistrate and Kukshi police inspector
- Death investigation requested
- Pawan Bamniya, a student from Chhediya village, who died by suicide at a hotel in Bhopal
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