Voters in Rupandehi's Marchawar Region Demand Action Over Infrastructure and Agricultural Woes Ahead of Elections
Summary
Voters in Rupandehi's Marchawar region demand solutions to longstanding infrastructure and agricultural problems ahead of House of Representatives elections. Locals express frustration over unpaved roads, lack of irrigation, fertilizer shortages, and limited employment, signaling they seek accountable leaders who prioritize development.
Key Points
- Residents of Rupandehi's Murchawar region face poor road conditions and lack of proper infrastructure despite repeated election promises.
- Farmers in the area suffer from inadequate irrigation facilities and fertilizer shortages, impacting crop yields and productivity.
- Youth express frustration over unemployment and lack of healthcare facilities, with many considering voting for young, local candidates who will work beyond elections.
- Four main political candidates are competing in the Rupandehi Constituency No. 4 election, with voters demanding accountable leadership focused on development and governance.
