Heavy Rain Breaks Culvert In MP's Chhatarpur; Floods Jatashankar Temple With Knee-Deep Water — VIDEO
Heavy rain in Chhatarpur has damaged a culvert near Gadharpura village, stopping traffic on the Chandranagar-Badakheda road and affecting villagers. At Jatashankar Dham, water has entered the temple premises after a strong stream emerged from the Gomukh. A video shows the temple flooded, with a priest walking through knee-deep water as water continues to flow inside.

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Heavy rainfall in Chhatarpur district has disrupted road connectivity and caused water to enter a temple premises, with several areas witnessing a rise in water levels. A culvert near Gadharpura village has broken, stopping traffic on the Chandranagar-Badakheda Prime Minister Gram Sadak route and causing trouble for local residents.
Viral video shows, locals struggling to cross the path and stuck near the culvert.
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The damaged culvert is located near Gadharpura village under the Khajuraho police station area.
Villagers who regularly use the road are now facing difficulties in travelling to nearby areas.
The rain has also affected Jatashankar Dham, a well-known religious place in the district. A strong stream of water was seen coming out from the Gomukh at the temple after the heavy rainfall.
Water has collected inside the temple premises, while the water level in the nearby river has also increased.
A video from Jatashankar Dham shows the extent of the waterlogging. The temple premises can be seen completely filled with water. A priest can also be seen walking through the water, which has reached up to his knees.
Water can be seen continuously falling into the temple premises, adding to the water already collected there.
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The rising water level in and around the temple has made movement difficult. The continuous flow of water also shows the impact of the heavy rainfall in the area.
The situation comes as several parts of Chhatarpur continue to receive heavy rain.
Rivers, streams and other water bodies in the district have seen a rise in water levels following the rainfall.
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