गाँव भैणी मातो, रोहतक (हरियाणा) में संत रामपाल जी का चमत्कार: बाढ़ से तबाह खेतों में फिर से हुई बुआई

Описание: गाँव भैणी मातो, रोहतक (हरियाणा) में संत रामपाल जी का चमत्कार: बाढ़ से तबाह खेतों में फिर से हुई बुआई

मदद की वीडियो:    • गाँव भैणी मातो, रोहतक (हरियाणा) में संत रा...  

This video presents an extraordinary and factual ground level report from the village of Bheni Mato, District Rohtak, Haryana. For months, the residents of Bheni Mato, Rohtak, Haryana were trapped in a double crisis that threatened their very existence. On one hand, nearly 450 to 500 acres of fertile agricultural land were submerged under five feet of stagnant, foul smelling floodwater, which had already destroyed the standing crops of paddy and sugarcane. On the other hand, the village was facing a severe drinking water crisis, forcing women and children to travel 2 to 3 kilometers every day just to fetch a few pots of water. The situation was so catastrophic that farmers were losing all hope for the upcoming wheat sowing season, and many were pushed to the brink of suicide due to mounting financial losses.

The transformation for the people of Bheni Mato, Rohtak, Haryana began when the village Panchayat decided to seek mercy from Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj at the Barwala Ashram. The response was miraculous and set a new standard for humanitarian aid. While the limited resources of the local administration failed to provide relief, the machinery from Him reached the village within just 3 to 4 days of their humble request. Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj provided a massive and high quality relief package including two powerful motors and a staggering 5,000 feet of robust 8 inch pipes. This aid was so meticulous that it included every technical component from automatic starters and heavy duty cables to industrial adhesive solution, ensuring the village didn't spend a single rupee.

Today, the entire landscape of Bheni Mato, Rohtak, Haryana has undergone a historic revolution. A unique feat was achieved through this intervention: the powerful machinery provided by Him worked relentlessly to "lift" the floodwater and transport it through pipelines to high altitude sandy dunes (Tabbas) where cultivation was historically impossible due to lack of water. This turned the disaster into an opportunity, allowing farmers to sow wheat on nearly 100 acres of previously barren land along with the original 450 acres. Beyond saving the crops, this initiative opened a permanent path for drinking water by connecting the village to the main canal. Farmers like Sonu, Pramod Kumar, and Karmaveer testify that while the world looked away, the timely intervention of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj saved their honor and their future. The roar of tractors has finally replaced the silence of destruction in Bheni Mato, Rohtak, Haryana. This video captures the raw gratitude of a village that was brought back from the brink of total collapse through true humanitarian service.

All credit for this support goes to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. This relief and solution is credited solely to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. His selfless vision and immediate action have restored the livelihoods of thousands of families in Bheni Mato, Rohtak, Haryana.


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