A bush has grown at Dalchhapra halt between Suremanpur and Revati railway stations of Ballia. Who can talk about the night, poisonous animals are coming out even during the day, due to which there is panic among the passengers. More than a thousand people from 14 villages including Durjanpur, Hanumanganj, Moonchhapra, Lakshmipur, Chaubechhapra, Chhedi are traveling from Dalchhapra halt of the railway to Ballia and Chhapra. Let’s do it. More than 35 farmers who grow green vegetables go to the district headquarters to sell their vegetables, but Dalchhapra Halt railway station is devoid of basic facilities. Trees have grown on platform number one and platform number two. The hand pump installed on the platform is also surrounded by bushes. The toilet at the western end of platform number one is locked, due to which women have to go out in the open to defecate. The biggest problem is due to the release of poisonous animals due to bushfires. Shailesh Kumar Verma, Dhanlal Yadav, Rajkumar Gupta, Lalu Gupta etc. of the village have attracted the attention of the railway administration. Suremanpur Railway Station Superintendent TN Yadav says that higher officials will be informed about the problem.
