Months of Waterlogging Halt Industrial Growth in West Bengal's Panihati
In Panihati, persistent waterlogging and inadequate drainage have paralyzed industrial activities for months, raising serious questions about government inaction.
Months of Waterlogging Halt Industrial Growth in West Bengal's Panihati
Residents of Panihati, West Bengal, are grappling with a severe crisis as industrial activity has come to a standstill due to chronic waterlogging and poor drainage systems. Local activist Debasish Dutta has repeatedly raised concerns with both the previous Trinamool Congress government and the current Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) administration, yet his pleas have gone unanswered, leaving citizens frustrated and businesses suffering.
Accountability in Crisis
With the monsoon season exacerbating the situation, local businesses are demanding urgent action from authorities. What was promised to the people of Panihati, and where is the accountability for the ongoing neglect? As the waterlogged streets continue to disrupt livelihoods, it is crucial for the government to respond decisively and restore normalcy in the region.
As reported by The Hindu, the lack of infrastructure development has become a glaring failure in governance, prompting citizens to question the priorities of their elected officials.
Source: The Hindu
