Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Villagers Demand Action on Soil Excavation and Water Crisis
In a couple of villages in India, people are facing problems.
In Pardipuram, residents are upset because they think people are digging up and taking away the soil from their land without permission.
They want their area to be declared a separate Gram Panchayat.
Meanwhile, in Julekal, villagers do not have reliable access to drinking water due to supply problems.
Both groups asked for help from local leaders, who promised to look into their concerns.
Pardipuram residents protest illegal soil excavation and demand Gram Panchayat status.
Villagers accuse Congress leaders of illegally acquiring land for excavation.
Complaints to officials regarding excavation went unanswered.
Julekal villagers suffer from irregular Mission Bhagiratha drinking water supply.
An additional pipeline could solve Julekal's water shortage problem.
- Who
- Villagers of Pardipuram and Julekal
- What
- Protesting illegal soil excavation and the drinking water crisis
- When
- Unspecified, but recent
- Where
- Pardipuram, Julekal, Gadwal district, India
- Why
- To stop illegal activity and secure adequate drinking water supply.
- Location
- Pardipuram, Aiza Municipality & Julekal, Waddepally Mandal
- Primary Issues
- Illegal Soil Excavation & Drinking Water Crisis
- Officials Involved
- MLC Challa Venkata Ramireddy, MLA Vijayudu
- Water Source
- Mission Bhagiratha Scheme via Revulapalli pipeline