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Railway Administration Has Woken up After TV9 News; Finally Started Draining Water From Fields

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Hundreds of farmers have been accused of facing hardship due to the work on the Akola-Khandwa railway line in Akola district. Thousands of acres of farmland in Hiwarkhed, Chittalwadi, Parasrampur and Adgaon areas of Telhara taluka have been flooded due to the blockage of natural drainage of rainwater due to the filling done by the railway administration. This has caused major damage to the crops of the kharif season, and the farmers have launche…
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TV9 MarathiTV9 Marathi

Railways' Management Hits farmers... Thousands of Acres of Crops Under Water, as Soon as TV 9 Marathi Showed the news...

Akola Farmer Agitation: Farmers' hopes for the Kharif season in Akola were literally dashed. In the name of railway development, a bulldozer was turned on the lives of farmers. Not hundreds but thousands of farmers will be affected by the mismanagement of the railways. Farmers sat in the water of the fields and staged a Jalsamadhi agitation.

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TV9 Marathi broke the news on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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