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MP Congress Leader Jitu Patwari Questions Government Over Khadki Khurd Road and Ambulance Access
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 01:45 PM
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In Khadki Khurd, Madhya Pradesh, Congress president Jitu Patwari has demanded answers from the state government after a local road remains impassable and an ambulance cannot reach the village.
The village of Khadki Khurd in Madhya Pradesh has been at the center of a road‑repair dispute that has attracted the attention of local influencer Leela Sahu. The road, which connects the village to nearby towns, remains in a dilapidated state, hindering transport and emergency services.
Amid growing frustration, Congress president Jitu Patwari visited Khadki Khurd and publicly questioned the state government and local representatives. He highlighted the failure of an ambulance to reach the village during a medical emergency and demanded a prompt response.
Patwari called for an urgent meeting with the state transport department and the district administration to address the road’s condition and to ensure that emergency vehicles can access the area without delay.
The residents of Khadki Khurd have expressed relief that their concerns are now being raised at the highest political level, hoping that the government will expedite the necessary repairs and improve emergency response infrastructure.
Amid growing frustration, Congress president Jitu Patwari visited Khadki Khurd and publicly questioned the state government and local representatives. He highlighted the failure of an ambulance to reach the village during a medical emergency and demanded a prompt response.
Patwari called for an urgent meeting with the state transport department and the district administration to address the road’s condition and to ensure that emergency vehicles can access the area without delay.
The residents of Khadki Khurd have expressed relief that their concerns are now being raised at the highest political level, hoping that the government will expedite the necessary repairs and improve emergency response infrastructure.