When a ₹9.5 Crore Project Failed: Full Report on Sant Rampal Ji's Lifesaving Flood Relief (3x20HP Motors & 14,000 Ft Pipe) in Singhwa Ragho, Hisar

This video reports on the critical flood situation in Singhwa Ragho village (Hansi Tehsil, Hisar District, Haryana), where approximately 1500 acres of farmland were submerged under 5 to 6 feet of water. The persistent waterlogging caused a 90% crop loss, filled the local school, and created a severe fodder crisis for livestock.

A major point of distress for the villagers was the failure of a government-funded ₹9.5 crore pipeline project, which did not function and failed to provide any relief. After spending over a month visiting government offices and receiving no assistance, the Panchayat, led by representative Naresh Kumar Ji, decided to request help from Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj.

Their written request for three motors and 14,000 feet of pipe was approved immediately. The requested relief material was delivered to the village within just two days, which the villagers celebrated as a miracle and a "lifesaving" act, since they had previously feared they would be unable to plant any crop for the next year. The aid was provided not just as immediate relief but as a permanent solution to be installed underground for future flood management.

Detailed Aid Provided

The relief package delivered by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj to Singhwa Ragho Gram Panchayat included:

• 3 x 20 Horse Power (HP) motors.
• 14,000 feet of 8-inch pipe.
• Full operating accessories, including starters, cables, connectors, and all necessary fittings (like Fevicol chemical) to ensure the equipment could be made operational immediately without any further delay or cost to the villagers.