Video: Why Did Maharashtra CPI Leader Bathe in Mud on a Busy Street? The Reason Revealed

Maharashtra has been experiencing continuous heavy rainfall, leading to severe waterlogging in several areas. This has caused significant inconvenience to the public, who are struggling with the consequences of the flooding. In response to the government's apparent inaction, CPI leader Sanjay Nangare staged a unique protest to draw attention to the issue.

In the town of Shevgaon, located in Ahmednagar district, Sanjay Nangare protested against the administration by sitting in the middle of a waterlogged street. In a symbolic act of defiance, he even bathed in the stagnant water collected in potholes, highlighting the severity of the situation. His protest was aimed at drawing attention to the neglect of the authorities in addressing the persistent waterlogging issue.

 

Nangare's protest was a direct challenge to the local administration, urging them to take immediate steps to resolve the waterlogging problem. His unique form of protest has brought renewed focus to the issue, and it remains to be seen what actions the authorities will take in response to this public outcry.