Mohla Village in Hansi, Haryana, had been facing severe waterlogging during the rainy season since 1995, affecting hundreds of acres of agricultural land every year. Following a fresh request from the Gram Panchayat, Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji, under the Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan Phase 2, provided additional assistance to complete the village’s drainage pipeline project, aiming to provide long-term relief from the recurring problem.
- Mohla Village Waterlogging Relief: Key Takeaways
- Waterlogging Had Persisted Since 1995
- Earlier Assistance Under Phase 2
- Fresh Survey Confirmed Remaining Requirement
- Additional Pipeline and Motors Delivered
- Gram Panchayat Said Drainage Line Would Be Completed
- Villagers Shared Their Experiences
- Drainage Project Expected to Provide Long-Term Relief
- Project Marks Final Stage of the Village’s Drainage Work
The villagers and Gram Panchayat had approached Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji with a prayer after discovering that a section of the drainage pipeline remained incomplete despite earlier assistance. Following His directions, a survey team visited the village, verified the remaining requirement, and the requested assistance was approved.
Mohla Village Waterlogging Relief: Key Takeaways
| Key Point | Details |
| Location | Mohla Village, Hansi, Haryana |
| Problem | Waterlogging affecting farmland since 1995 |
| Earlier Assistance | 13,200 feet pipeline and two motors |
| Additional Assistance | 800 feet of 8-inch pipeline |
| Motors Supplied | Two 10 HP Kirloskar motors with complete accessories |
| Initiative | Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan Phase 2 |
| Expected Impact | Completion of drainage line and long-term relief to affected farmland |
Waterlogging Had Persisted Since 1995
According to the Gram Panchayat and villagers, Mohla Village had been experiencing severe waterlogging during the rainy season since 1995. Water levels of approximately four to five feet accumulated in agricultural fields, damaging crops every year and affecting nearly 500 to 600 acres of farmland. The village roads and surrounding agricultural areas were repeatedly impacted, resulting in continuous losses for local farmers.
Earlier Assistance Under Phase 2
The Gram Panchayat had earlier submitted a prayer seeking assistance to resolve the long-standing drainage issue. Under the Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan Phase 2, Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji provided 13,200 feet of pipeline along with two motors.
The Gram Panchayat subsequently laid almost the entire pipeline underground. However, around 700 to 800 feet of pipeline remained incomplete, preventing the drainage line from becoming fully operational.
Fresh Survey Confirmed Remaining Requirement
After identifying the remaining gap, the Gram Panchayat again approached तत्वदर्शी Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj with a fresh prayer.
Following His directions, a survey team visited Mohla Village and inspected the work already completed. The team confirmed that approximately 800 feet of additional pipeline was required to connect the remaining section of the drainage line. The survey findings were submitted, after which the assistance was approved.
Additional Pipeline and Motors Delivered
Under the Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan Phase 2, Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Ji provided:
- 800 feet of 8-inch pipeline
- Two 10 HP Kirloskar motors
- Complete motor installation accessories
- Starters
- Wiring and connection materials
- Reducers
- Air valves
- PVC pipes and plates
- Chains
- Nuts, bolts, clips and other required fittings
Representatives stated that every required accessory was supplied, ensuring that the Gram Panchayat would not need to purchase any additional installation material.
Gram Panchayat Said Drainage Line Would Be Completed
According to the Gram Panchayat, the remaining pipeline would be laid underground after receiving the additional material. Once completed, the entire drainage line would become operational, allowing rainwater to flow out efficiently.
The Panchayat also stated that a completion report would be submitted after the remaining work was finished.
Villagers Shared Their Experiences
During the ground report, Sarpanch Dharmveer Singh said the village had received 13,200 feet of pipeline and two motors earlier, while the remaining 800 feet of pipeline had now been provided. He stated that the long-pending problem had been resolved and remarked that the village had been struggling with the issue since 1995.
Several villagers expressed gratitude after receiving the additional assistance. One villager said around 450 acres of agricultural land would receive relief from waterlogging, while another stated that nearly 500 acres of farmland had suffered crop losses due to flooding for decades. Villagers also said repeated requests had previously been made elsewhere for a solution, but they considered the present assistance significant for completing the project.
Representatives associated with the survey process explained that the village had first completed the underground installation of the earlier pipeline before requesting the remaining section. After verification through the survey, the additional 800 feet of pipeline and the previously approved two motors were delivered.
Drainage Project Expected to Provide Long-Term Relief
According to the Gram Panchayat, the completion of the drainage line is expected to provide lasting relief to approximately 450 to 600 acres of agricultural land affected by recurring waterlogging. Once operational, the system is expected to improve rainwater drainage and reduce annual crop damage that villagers said had continued since 1995.
Project Marks Final Stage of the Village’s Drainage Work
With the delivery of the remaining 800 feet of pipeline, two 10 HP Kirloskar motors and complete accessories under the Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan Phase 2, the Gram Panchayat stated that the village’s drainage project had reached its final stage. According to villagers and Panchayat representatives, the assistance completed the remaining work required to make the entire drainage system operational.
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