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When Govt fails to keep its promise, common people take charges
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when government fails to keep its promise, common people take charge always. It is proved by the villagers of Lahari, in Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand, India. This village is 50 km away from District Hazaribagh. The nearest city is Kodarma. The road, Lahari to National Highway 2 was very dangerous as it was kachcha road which was almost always under the water. The villagers had to cross Koel River to reach NH 2. The villagers requested Government to build a 1.5 km road and a bridge over Koel River to communicate Lahari and National Highway 2 since 1996. Ministers came and gone, but the problem wasn’t solved as Ministers failed to keep their promise. Being tired of false promises, The villagers took charge into their own hand. they started collecting money to build the road as well as the bridge in Feb 28, 2016. They started working continuously in teams of 50 To build 1.5 km road and managed the whole work in just four months. The Government’s estimate to complete the project valued at 58 crores was completed in only Rs 50 lakhs at last. Now they are proud villagers.
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@Barnali Sarkar A very informative and moving article about how the villagers had to take things into their own hands due to apathy of the system. This proves the saying right that ‘Self help is the best help’. But the same is not possible in all circumstances and the governments should also do their duty which they have been elected for and provide good governance. People have to see that the system is kept on its toes. Best wishes. |
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