Lalganj, Mirzapur.
Correspondent Bal Yogi alias Satyam Tripathi
Mirzapur. The administration reached the spot regarding the problem of water drainage in Dhasra Raja of Lalganj police station area. Lalganj's SDM and police station chief reached the village with his entire team and inspected the actual situation of the spot in detail while conducting an on-site inspection of the drainage system. The officials inspected the accumulated water, waterlogged places and drainage routes in the village and took information from the concerned people.
During the inspection, the SDM gave necessary guidelines regarding the drainage system and discussed with the officers and employees present on the spot regarding the solution to the problem. The police station chief was also present with the police team and visited the affected areas of the village along with the administrative team. The officials observed where the water was accumulating and what arrangements could be made for its drainage.
This inspection of the administration is considered important in view of the problems faced by the villagers due to drainage problem in village Dhasda Raja. The entire team of officers reached the spot and took stock of the situation and inspected the areas affected by waterlogging. The villagers hope that after the on-site inspection by the administrative officials, effective steps will soon be taken to solve the problem of water drainage.

The administrative and police team led by the SDM and the police station chief inspected the drainage system in the village and instructed the concerned departments to take necessary action. Now the eyes of the villagers are fixed on how long after the inspection of the spot, concrete action is taken to get rid of the problem of waterlogging and the people of the village get relief.
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