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Kaithal Irrigation Department Accused of Water Cut: Farmers From 15 Villages of Jind Reached the Office, Said – Crops Are Drying up, No Water Was Available.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
Farmers from around 15 villages in Jind gathered at the Irrigation Department's office in Kaithal. They met with the department's superintendent engineer and demanded canal water for their wilting crops. They stated that they had planted paddy three times, but the lack of water was causing the crops to fail. They demanded that water be provided to their fields through the Badhana sub-minor as soon as possible. Farmers Sushil, Balwan, Narendra, P…
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Farmers from around 15 villages in Jind gathered at the Irrigation Department's office in Kaithal. They met with the department's superintendent engineer and demanded canal water for their wilting crops. They stated that they had planted paddy three times, but the lack of water was causing the crops to fail. They demanded that water be provided to their fields through the Badhana sub-minor as soon as possible. Farmers Sushil, Balwan, Narendra, P…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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