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Sunderbani residents resent power, water shortage 7/1/2015 11:42:48 PM Early Times Report Sunderbani (Rajouri), July 1: Residents from Sunderbani of Rajouri and its adjoining areas today resented the issue of power and water crisis in the area which is affecting their day to day lives. Locals alleged that people in the area are facing problems due to acute shortage of electricity supply and drinking water. The locals said that for the last nearly one month the public is facing worst kind crisis and the concerned departments have failed to provide essential services to the people. Locals lamented that the scheduled and unscheduled power cuts remains same during day and night and are affecting the normal life. "Moreover when there is no cut the low voltage supplied not only damages their electronic gadgets but fails to provide the relief to people, they added. They warned to protest on roads if the services were not improved by concerned authorities within 3-4 days.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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