Floodwaters from Ghaggar River Damage Crops in Patiala Villages, Residents Struggle in Sanour Area

Name: Floodwaters from Ghaggar River Damage Crops in Patiala Villages, Residents Struggle in Sanour Area
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Description: Floodwaters from Ghaggar River Damage Crops in Patiala Villages, Residents Struggle in Sanour Area

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Updated At : 07:36 PM Sep 05, 2025 IST

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A ground report from Sanour, represented by AAP MLA Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra, shows villages near the Ghaggar River struggling with flood-like conditions. Overflowing waters have entered paddy fields, destroying crops in Bhunerheri block and Devigarh areas of Patiala. Locals express deep concern as their livelihoods and homes remain at risk from the rising waters.

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