Electricity Crisis in Manglam Rambagh: Residents Need a Permanent Solution

Enough is Enough!

For the past several months, residents of Manglam Rambagh, Neemrana have been facing an unbearable electricity crisis.

What started as occasional power cuts has now become a daily nightmare. Every day, families are forced to spend long hours without electricity, especially during the night when uninterrupted power is most essential.

The Reality We Face

  • ⚡ Daily power outages with no fixed schedule.
  • 🌙 Entire nights without electricity.
  • 📅 On multiple occasions, electricity remained unavailable for 2–3 consecutive days.
  • 🥵 Children, senior citizens, and patients suffer the most during extreme heat.
  • 💧 Water supply is affected because pumps cannot operate.
  • 💻 Working professionals and students struggle with online work, studies, and internet connectivity.
  • 😴 Sleepless nights have become a common experience for many families.

This is not just an inconvenience—it is affecting our daily lives, health, education, and peace of mind.

Residents Deserve Better

Manglam Rambagh is a well-developed residential township where thousands of families have invested their savings with the expectation of reliable infrastructure.

A basic necessity like continuous electricity should never become a daily challenge.

We respectfully request the developer, local electricity department, and concerned authorities to:

Expedite the work required to eliminate recurring power failures.

Provide a dedicated and permanent electricity solution.

Share transparent updates on the current status.

Communicate expected restoration timelines during outages.

Our Appeal

We are not asking for special treatment—we are asking for a basic essential service.

A strong community deserves reliable infrastructure.

Together, let’s raise our voice respectfully and work towards a permanent solution for the electricity problems in Manglam Rambagh.

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