Manjhawali Farmers Face Ruin: Leaking Pipeline Destroys Wheat After Yamuna Floods

• Farmers in Manjhawali village, Faridabad, are distressed as their wheat crop is rotting due to a leaking Renywell pipeline.
• The pipeline, supplying water to Faridabad, is continuously leaking, causing severe waterlogging in fields where wheat is cultivated.
• Farmer Sumit Sharma reported spending ₹12,000 per acre on wheat, but the crop is now dying, with roots rotting and plants turning yellow.
• This follows previous devastation where Yamuna floods submerged paddy crops and left chemical-laden soil, drastically reducing fertility.
• Despite repeated complaints to officials, no action has been taken, leaving farmers helpless and facing complete crop destruction.

Why It Matters: Manjhawali farmers face ruin from pipeline leaks and flood aftermath, with officials ignoring their pleas.