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Ayodhya: Dharmanagri Ayodhya, where a new saga of development is being written these days and its brightness is spreading all over the world, there is also a settlement on this holy land which is still bereft of electricity connection even after 78 years of independence. It may sound a bit strange to hear this, but this is the bitter truth of the people of this settlement.

The country was independent in 1947, and today the year 2025 is going on, that is, 78 years have passed since independence. In the journey of more than seven decades, the country has progressed in every field, but electricity remains a dream for this colony of Ayodhya.

The lives of the people of the township are very difficult without electricity. As the evening falls, the entire area sinks in darkness. Whether the education of children or the rest of the household work, everything goes on sunlight or alternative arrangements (such as lanterns or emergency lights). There is no facility of coolers in summer and the use of modern gadgets is far away. There is also concern about security at night.

Residents of Basti say that they have been pleading with the electricity department and local administration for the last several years, but they are not being heard. They do not understand why their settlement is still deprived of basic facilities like electricity.

This situation shows the difference between government claims and ground reality. It is expected that the administration will soon pay attention to this and will illuminate this settlement living in the dark even after 78 years of independence.