Water Supply Restored for Disabled Woman in Kanpur Dehat
Neetu Dwivedi, a disabled resident of Sithra Buzurg village, had her water supply restored after two months without service. She approached SP Shraddha Pandey, who coordinated with local officials to resolve the issue. In August 2026, Neetu traveled 25 km to express her gratitude to the officer for her assistance.
Neetu Dwivedi, a resident of Sithra Buzurg village in the Barour police station area of Kanpur Dehat, Uttar Pradesh, lives with a disability and recently went two months without a working water supply at her home. Although she filed multiple complaints with the local water department, the issue was not addressed. This left her with no choice but to travel 25 kilometers on crutches to collect water, a task that made the lack of local support particularly difficult.
By August 2026, Neetu decided to seek help from SP Shraddha Narendra Pandey. The IPS officer took notice of the situation and coordinated with both the police and the water department to find a solution. This direct intervention by the authorities focused on the needs of a resident facing significant hardship, and their cooperation resulted in the water supply being restored shortly after.
After the repairs were completed, Neetu and her daughter traveled 25 kilometers to visit SP Pandey’s office. Neetu’s intention was not to report a new problem, but to express her gratitude to the officer in person. During their meeting, the two shared an emotional moment and a hug, a gesture that reflected a human connection within the framework of public service.
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