Dry canals threaten Kaushambi's Rabi crops; farmers demand water.

• Rabi season sowing in Kaushambi is jeopardized by a severe lack of canal water, hindering irrigation for key crops like wheat, mustard, and chickpeas.
• Farmers are facing significant financial losses and potential crop failure due to the inability to sow or irrigate their fields.
• The Irrigation Department is accused of negligence for not cleaning canals or releasing water on time, despite farmers' demands.
• Samarth Kisan Party leader Ajay Soni and local farmers are urging authorities to immediately clean canals and release water to prevent widespread crop ruin.
• Farmers express concerns about increased debt and economic hardship if the Rabi crop fails, as continuous irrigation via tube wells is unaffordable for many.

Why It Matters: Negligence threatens Kaushambi farmers' livelihoods and food production.