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No road for 50 years and ineffective tap water scheme in Ulpurafarm village of Rajsamand.
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News18•10-10-2026, 11:16
No road for 50 years and ineffective tap water scheme in Ulpurafarm village of Rajsamand.
- •Around 35 to 40 families in Ulpurafarm village under Jhor panchayat in Rajsamand district are still struggling for basic amenities like roads, water, and health care.
- •Villagers report that they have not seen a paved road for the past 50 years, making it impossible for ambulances to enter during the rainy season.
- •The government's Har Ghar Nal tap water scheme has failed to reach the village, forcing residents to face severe drinking water challenges.
- •Lack of proper medical and educational facilities forces the villagers to depend on neighboring areas and even the Bhilwara district.
- •Amidst the Panchayati Raj elections, residents have raised these long-pending issues and expressed anger against public representatives.
Key Questions Answered
Residents of Ulpurafarm village report a lack of basic amenities such as paved asphalt roads, proper drinking water, medical care, and educational facilities for the 35 to 40 families living there.
Villagers state that they have not seen a paved asphalt road in their village for approximately 50 years. During the rainy season, the condition of the paths worsens significantly, preventing ambulances from reaching inside the village.
No, the villagers claim that they have not yet received the benefits of the government's 'Har Ghar Nal' (Tap Water for Every Household) scheme, forcing them to depend on other arrangements.
