Curated by – NARESH VISHWAKRAMA | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Panna, The Midasan river, which is called the lifeline of Panna, town Amanganj, for some years turns into a dirty drain due to the dirty water of the city in seasons other than the rainy season, on which every year neither the city administration cleans the river in time. Does not take meaningful measures to prevent it from drying up, nor do the people's representatives or leaders who are called supporters of the public, worry about this life-giving river, due to which the river dries up every year due to the cold weather, only dirty in small pits at some places. The water remains full and in the stop dam built near the bridge of the river, the new bus stand from the city Amanganj and the dirty drains going from the hospital colony contaminates the river by filling the water, towards which the attention of the city administration does not go.

Bridge Ghat and temple of Lord Bholenath in dilapidated condition

The ghat near the bridge built in Panna Road in the Midasan river and the ancient temple of Lord Bholenath is also in a dilapidated condition. Here the people of the city reach the Pitra Paksha in the bridge ghat to give water to their forefathers and due to the dilapidation of the ghat They have to face huge difficulties, as well as there is an ancient temple of Lord Bholenath which is in a dilapidated condition, the demand for its renovation also remains a topic of discussion among the townspeople.

During the discussion with the field reporter by the city's social worker and advocate Arun Saxena, keeping the demand of the public, said that the river should be cleaned and the dirty drain should be removed from the river. Meaningful steps should be taken towards speedy restoration of the river ghat and the ancient temple of Lord Bholenath.