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Roads Are Swampy, Children Go to School Carrying Their Shoes in Their Hands: Due to Lack of Drainage, Dirty Water Accumulated on Dhingawali Road in Abohar, Appeal Made to the Education Minister.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
The dilapidated condition of the Firni and Dhingawali roads in Fazilka has made life difficult for the villagers. Dirty water has accumulated at various points, turning the roads into swamps. Due to poor drainage, this problem is becoming more severe day by day. Expressing their anger, the villagers said that young children are facing the most difficulties. Due to the mud and water on the roads, children often slip and fall, ruining their clothe…
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The dilapidated condition of the Firni and Dhingawali roads in Fazilka has made life difficult for the villagers. Dirty water has accumulated at various points, turning the roads into swamps. Due to poor drainage, this problem is becoming more severe day by day. Expressing their anger, the villagers said that young children are facing the most difficulties. Due to the mud and water on the roads, children often slip and fall, ruining their clothe…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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