Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Delivers 4400-Foot Pipeline and Motor to Mirzapur Khedi in Phase 2

In Mirzapur Khedi village, located under the Gohana tehsil in the Sonipat district of Haryana, the primary village pond had remained completely dry for approximately two to three years. This prolonged lack of water created an acute drinking and bathing water shortage for the local livestock population. 

Since the village pond serves as the principal watering source for cattle, the absence of an adequate water supply placed a severe burden on local dairy farmers and animal owners. Relying on insufficient or substandard water supplies posed continuous health risks to the livestock.

To achieve a permanent solution to this long-standing crisis, the village gram panchayat and local residents formally submitted a request petition under the Pashudhan Bachao Shuddh Jal Pilao Abhiyan (Save Livestock Pure Water Drinking Campaign) through the Annapurna Muhim operated by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj.

Technical Ground Survey and Precise Measurement by Technical Team

Initially, the gram panchayat and villagers estimated an approximate requirement of 5000 feet of pipeline and one motor to transport clean water from a nearby drain to the dry village pond in Mirzapur Khedi.

Upon receiving the formal request, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj dispatched a specialized technical survey team to the village. The survey team arrived at Mirzapur Khedi two to three days after the Sunday submission at the ashram and conducted a detailed technical inspection and physical measurement of the route from the drain to the pond:

• Technical Distance Measurement: The survey team determined the exact actual distance from the drain to the pond required 4400 feet of 8-inch pipeline along with one 7.5 HP motor.
• Panchayat Satisfaction: The village gram panchayat and local residents expressed complete satisfaction and agreement with the precise and scientific evaluation conducted by the survey team.
• Dual-Purpose Pipeline Utility: A key operational feature of this pipeline installation is its dual functionality. During dry periods, clean water can be pumped from the drain into the pond, whereas during excessive rainfall or waterlogging conditions, the same pipeline can be reversed or utilized to pump excess water out of the pond and back into the drain.

Dispatch and Delivery of Relief Materials to Mirzapur Khedi Village

Following the completion of the survey, the technical report was submitted to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj, who approved the provision of the requested infrastructure. Within three to four days of submitting the initial request, a transport vehicle loaded with the complete consignment of relief materials arrived in Mirzapur Khedi village.

Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj provided the following equipment and materials to the Mirzapur Khedi gram panchayat through the Annapurna Muhim and the Pashudhan Bachao Shuddh Jal Pilao Abhiyan:

• Main Equipment: 4400 feet of 8-inch PVC pipeline and one 7.5 HP motor pump.
• Electrical and Control System: An L&T electrical starter unit and heavy-duty connection wiring cables.
• Piping Accessories and Fittings: 20-foot suction pipes (sundiya), PVC pipes, PVC bends, and iron bends.
• Installation Hardware: Chemical adhesive (Fevicol) for pipe bonding, air release valves, dusters, PVC plates, iron plates, rubber gaskets (jain), mounting clips, and stainless steel nuts and bolts.

Upon arrival of the transport vehicle, local villagers and elders welcomed the volunteer team and the portrait of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj with flower garlands, flower petals, and traditional Mangalacharan recitations.

Community Response, Kisan Union Support, and Welfare Initiatives

During the material distribution event, village representatives, the village sarpanch, and Kisan Union representative Manjeet (from Karora village, Kaithal district) delivered public statements regarding the initiative.

Key details highlighted during the distribution event included:

• Zero Cost and Complete Transparency: All assistance provided by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj is entirely free of charge. No monetary collections, donation slips, fees, or special political references are required to receive aid.
• Kisan Union Endorsement: Farmer leader Manjeet stated that the Kisan Union fully supports the social welfare work, anti-addiction campaigns, dowry-free marriage ceremonies (Ramaini), and large-scale flood and drought relief projects executed by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj across thousands of villages.
• Additional Free Welfare Schemes: Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj announced that under the Annapurna Muhim, small-scale farmers owning up to 2.5 acres (or up to 5 acres) of land are provided completely free agricultural seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides. To access this benefit, farmers must present their Aadhaar card, land record (fard), and registration on the “Meri Fasal Mera Byora” portal.
• Broader Social Services: Additional ongoing welfare programs directed by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj include free permanent house construction for destitute families, educational funding for children, and complete medical treatment assistance. Over 100 villages have already completed infrastructure projects under the Kisan Mazdoor Bachao Abhiyan Phase 2, Shuddh Peyjal Seva Abhiyan, and Pashudhan Bachao Shuddh Jal Pilao Abhiyan.

Summary Table of Mirzapur Khedi Pipeline and Motor Project Specifications

Permanent Resolution of Livestock Water Scarcity in Mirzapur Khedi

The provision of 4400 feet of 8-inch pipeline, a 7.5 HP motor, and all necessary technical accessories by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj establishes a reliable, permanent water supply system for the village pond of Mirzapur Khedi. This infrastructure guarantees a steady supply of clean water for cattle and livestock, eliminating the health hazards previously associated with water scarcity. 

Eventually, the dual-purpose installation provided by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Under Phase 2 ensures that excess rainwater and seasonal flooding can be efficiently drained away, protecting the village environment and securing sustainable agricultural and pastoral conditions for all residents.