Dewas Farmers Protest as Transformer Shift Disrupts Irrigation for Month
Transformer shifting disrupts irrigation for farmers in Dewas Farmers in Dewas are facing increased difficulties after a transformer was shifted 1.5 kilometres away in Bhagwanpura, located in Patadi
Farmers in Dewas are facing increased difficulties after a transformer was shifted 1.5 kilometres away in Bhagwanpura, located in Patadi village of Barotha. The shifting has left irrigation pumps shut for one month.
Farmers said the low voltage is preventing their motor pumps from starting. As a result, they are being forced to use generators for irrigation, while their crops are being affected.
Farmers, along with the Bharatiya Kisan Sangh, staged a protest. The electricity department informed them that a proposal to install two 100-horsepower transformers had been approved.
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