18,000 Ft Pipe & 2 Motors: Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Saves Sabharwas from Flood Crisis

This video documents the flood relief efforts provided by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj to Sabharwas village in the Agaroha Tehsil of Hisar district, Haryana. The villagers sought help after local administration failed to resolve the long-standing waterlogging crisis.

Here is a summary of the events and the assistance provided:

The Crisis in Sabharwas Village

• Severe Flooding: The village and surrounding agricultural land had been flooded for approximately two months due to heavy rains.
• Widespread Damage: The water level stood at about 3 to 4 feet in the fields, completely destroying crops like cotton, and causing waterlogging in the village homes, leading to health and sanitation issues.
• Government Failure: Villagers repeatedly approached local authorities, but only received "nominal" help or were told by the administration, "we will not be able to do it" ( हमसे नहीं हो पाएगा).

The Request and Aid Delivered

• The Gram Panchayat of Sabharwas went to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's ashram in Barwala seeking assistance.
• They requested: 18,000 feet of pipe and two 20 HP motors.
• The request was immediately accepted by Sant Rampal Ji, and a massive convoy carrying the relief materials arrived in the village just a few days later.

The relief package included:

• 18,000 feet of 8-inch, high-quality pipe
• Two 20 Horsepower motors
• All necessary connecting materials, including starters, cables, suction cups (sundiya), fixing valves, small nuts, and bolts, which impressed the villagers with the meticulousness of the donation.

Sant Rampal Ji's Condition and Villager's Response

The trust presented a written request to the village leaders, stating that the material was a permanent gift and a "boon" for the village's future. However, it came with a strict condition:

• The villagers must work together to use the equipment to drain all the water and ensure the next crop is sown in time.
• The trust warned that if the water is not removed and the planting is missed, they would not provide any further assistance for future disasters. They requested video proof of the water removal and the subsequent successful harvest.

The villagers reacted with immense gratitude, calling the aid a "form of God" who had saved their lives. They unanimously promised to work together to drain the water and prepare for the next crop.