Jodhpur News: Women got angry over water in Jodhpur, demonstrated by climbing on the tank

Water shortage has now become a big issue in Pabupura area of ​​Jodhpur. On Thursday (April 9), the anger of the women troubled by this problem erupted and they mounted a strong demonstration on the tank. With the onset of summer, the problem of water has increased further, due to which people’s patience has worn out. Local people say that there is no regular water supply in the area for the last two years. Despite complaining several times, no concrete steps were taken by the water supply department. Under compulsion, people have to bring water from far away places, due to which everyday life is being badly affected.

Women said that due to water it has become difficult to perform household work, care of children and other responsibilities. For this reason he adopted the path of protest.

There was a commotion as soon as he climbed on the tank.

The situation worsened during the protest when many women climbed onto the water tank and started raising slogans from there. As soon as this news spread, there was chaos in the entire area.

People started gathering at the spot and the atmosphere became tense. As soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and started trying to control the situation. Civil defense team was also called to avoid any untoward incident.

The women who climbed the tank clearly said that they will not get down until the responsible officials of the water supply department come to the spot and give a definite talk. He says that he wants not just assurance but a permanent solution.

Administration’s advice, situation under control

The police and administrative officials present at the spot are continuously trying to convince the women. The officials have assured that soon the officials of the concerned department will reach the spot and the problem will be resolved.

At present the situation is certainly tense, but due to the promptness of the administration the situation is under control. Now everyone’s eyes are on how long a permanent solution to the water problem will be found.