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Bhopar Tragedy: 3 Dead Due to Electricity Dept’s Negligence, Protest Ends After Agreement on Compensation and Govt Jobs

Bhupendra Singh Sonwal — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 05:48:15 +0000

In Bhopar village of the Todabhim area, the alleged negligence of the electricity department has claimed three lives. Following the tragic and untimely deaths of three members of the Jatav community, grieving family members and outraged villagers staged a prolonged protest at the incident site. Ultimately, a consensus was reached after marathon negotiations between the administration, public representatives, and community leaders, following which the post-mortem of the three deceased was conducted on the spot.

Agreement Reached on Compensation and Government Jobs

To end the prolonged deadlock, several crucial decisions were made under the agreement reached between the administration and the affected families:

Immediate Relief: Each affected family was handed immediate cash assistance of ₹50,000 and a cheque for ₹5 lakh.
Additional Compensation: An additional financial aid of ₹7 lakh will be provided to each family within 15 days.
Government Job: The administration also agreed to provide a government job to one member of each victim’s family.
Action Against the Guilty: The electricity department employees found prima facie negligent in the matter were suspended with immediate effect.

Presence of Officials and Public Representatives

Throughout the entire sequence of events and negotiations, several top district officials and public representatives remained stationed at the site. Representing the administration were the Additional District Collector (Karauli), Sub-Divisional Officer (Todabhim), Additional Superintendent of Police (Karauli), and the DYSP of Hindaun.

Among the public representatives and community leaders present were Todabhim MLA Ghanshyam Mehar, Hindaun MLA Anita Jatav, Zila Pramukh representative Rakshilal Bairwa, District Jatav Samaj Sudhar Samiti President Hattiram Thekedar, Youth President Hariom Thekedar, Spokesperson Rinku Khedi Haivat (Rinku Kumar Jatav), Amarsingh Baba, Nemichand Tesgaon, and Prem, along with a massive gathering of villagers.

Serious Questions Raised Over Electricity Department’s Functioning

This heart-wrenching incident in Bhopar has once again exposed the glaring flaws in the functioning and safety protocols of the electricity department. There is immense outrage among the local residents. They have demanded strict legal action against the suspended personnel and urged the authorities to implement robust and effective safety measures to prevent the recurrence of such tragic incidents in the future.

Conclusion: The Bhopar tragedy stands as a grim example of administrative and departmental negligence. Although the administration managed to pacify the situation with promises of financial compensation and employment, this incident serves as a severe warning. Government departments must be held more accountable for public safety so that no innocent person ever has to lose their life in this manner again.

Karauli: ‘Gram Rath’ to Reach Village Panchayats on May 5; Check Full Schedule and Timings

News Room — Mon, 04 May 2026 16:44:10 +0000

Karauli: To bridge the gap between government policies and rural beneficiaries, the District Administration of Karauli is intensifying its ‘Gram Rath Abhiyan’ (Village Chariot Campaign). On May 5, special mobile units (Raths) will traverse various gram panchayats across four assembly constituencies to educate the public about state welfare schemes and developmental achievements.

Lakhan Singh, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Zila Parishad, stated that these chariots serve as a mobile information hub. “The objective is to ensure that every citizen is aware of the state government’s initiatives so they can claim the benefits they are entitled to,” Singh remarked while outlining the deployment plan.

Assembly-Wise Route Chart (May 5):

The “Gram Rath” will visit the following locations as per the scheduled timings:

1. Todabhim Constituency

Shahrakar: 09:00 AM
Rajaur: 11:00 AM
Khohra: 02:00 PM
Padampura: 04:00 PM
Bhandari Andruni: 06:00 PM

2. Hindaun Constituency

Ghosla: 09:00 AM
Khedli Gujar: 11:00 AM
Lahchauda: 04:00 PM
Chandila: 06:00 PM

3. Sapotra Constituency

Pardampura: 09:00 AM
Bagida: 10:30 AM
Pahadpura: 12:00 PM
Jodli: 04:00 PM
Bukna: 05:30 PM
Simir: 06:30 PM

4. Karauli Constituency

Khundari: 09:00 AM
Unchagaon: 11:00 AM
Masalpur: 12:00 PM
Garhmandora: 04:00 PM
Jamura: 06:00 PM

Empowering the Grassroots

The campaign highlights the Rajasthan Government’s recent milestones and long-term development projects. By bringing this information directly to the panchayat level, the administration aims to increase transparency and maximize the “last-mile delivery” of social security and financial aid schemes.

Disclaimer: This report is based on the official press release issued by the Information and Public Relations Office, Karauli. Timings and locations are subject to change based on administrative requirements or weather conditions. Residents are advised to stay in touch with their local Gram Panchayat representatives for real-time updates.

Karauli: ‘Gram Rath’ Schedule for May 2nd Announced; Mobile Awareness Units to Visit 22 Panchayats

News Room — Fri, 01 May 2026 13:38:12 +0000

KARAULI (RAJASTHAN): To ensure that every citizen is well-informed about state welfare schemes and developmental achievements, the Gram Rath Campaign continues its momentum across the district. Lakhan Singh, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Zila Parishad, has released the official route chart and timings for the mobile awareness units scheduled for Saturday, May 2nd.

Constituency-Wise Schedule for May 2nd

The administration has planned a rigorous schedule to cover multiple villages across four major assembly constituencies. Residents are encouraged to note the timings for their respective areas:

1. Todabhim Constituency

09:00 AM: Mata Soola Gram Panchayat
11:00 AM: Khirkhidi
12:00 PM: Bhaisa Pattikala
04:00 PM: Jhadisa
05:30 PM: Mundia
06:30 PM: Kanjauli

2. Sapotra Constituency

09:00 AM: Amarwad Gram Panchayat
10:00 AM: Gothra
11:00 AM: Hariya Ka Mandir
12:00 PM: Kacharoda
04:00 PM: Lediya
05:30 PM: Dikoli Kalan
06:30 PM: Baloti

3. Hindaun Constituency

09:00 AM: Pipalheda Gram Panchayat
11:00 AM: Gopipur
04:00 PM: Mandawara
06:00 PM: Dahra

4. Karauli Constituency

09:00 AM: Harnagar Gram Panchayat
11:00 AM: Khoobnagar
12:00 PM: Saurya
04:00 PM: Birwas
06:00 PM: Machi

Objective: Empowering Citizens Through Information

The Gram Rath (Village Chariot) is equipped with informative displays and audio-visual materials designed to simplify complex government policies for the rural public. By visiting these locations at specific times, the administration seeks to:

Increase the enrollment of eligible beneficiaries in flagship state schemes.
Showcase the progress of ongoing infrastructure and development projects.
Empower villagers to participate in the upcoming Global Rajasthan Agritech Meet-2026 (GRAM-2026).

The district administration urges all local residents and village heads to cooperate with the campaign teams to ensure maximum participation and benefit.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press schedule issued by the Office of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Karauli. It is intended for public awareness. Timings and routes are subject to last-minute changes due to weather conditions or administrative requirements. For the most accurate local updates, please contact your Gram Panchayat office or block headquarters. The publisher is not liable for any scheduling discrepancies.

Karauli Administration Unveils May ‘Night Choupal’ Schedule; Public Hearings Set for 5 Gram Panchayats Starting May 1st

News Room — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 16:40:31 +0000

KARAULI, April 30: The district administration of Karauli has released the official schedule for the ‘Night Choupal’ and public hearing program for the month of May. Additional District Collector Hemraj Paridwal announced that these sessions are designed to provide a direct platform for rural citizens to voice their grievances before administrative officials.

Scheduled Sessions for May 2026:

The public hearings will commence at 6:00 PM every Friday at the following locations:

May 1 (Friday): Gram Panchayat Sankarwada (Panchayat Samiti Todabhim).
May 8 (Friday): Gram Panchayat Ekat (Panchayat Samiti Sapotra).
May 15 (Friday): Gram Panchayat Kanchroli (Panchayat Samiti Shri Mahaveerji).
May 22 (Friday): Gram Panchayat Gudachandraji (Panchayat Samiti Nadauti).
May 29 (Friday): Gram Panchayat Rodhai (Panchayat Samiti Mandrayal).

These night camps serve as a crucial bridge between the government and the rural populace, ensuring that local issues related to infrastructure, welfare schemes, and administration are resolved on the spot.