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Children Walking to School on a Muddy Road in Jujharghat: Arrived at the Damoh Collectorate with Their Families; Said – Even Earlier, the Employees Did Not Allow Them to Meet the Collector.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
Rain has turned a kilometer-long dirt road in the village of Jujharghat, part of the Damoh District Panchayat. A video has emerged of schoolchildren navigating the muddy path. On Monday, the distressed children and villagers reached the Collectorate, where they submitted a memorandum to the Tendukheda SDM, demanding immediate road construction. Demand for a road for five years, even ambulance access difficult. According to villager Hari Singh Lo…
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Rain has turned a kilometer-long dirt road in the village of Jujharghat, part of the Damoh District Panchayat. A video has emerged of schoolchildren navigating the muddy path. On Monday, the distressed children and villagers reached the Collectorate, where they submitted a memorandum to the Tendukheda SDM, demanding immediate road construction. Demand for a road for five years, even ambulance access difficult. According to villager Hari Singh Lo…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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