Dharmahama Pazalpora enters third year of power crisis as promised upgrades stall. The residents of Dharmahama Pazalpora are reeling under a severe low-voltage crisis for the third consecutive year, with no sign of the promised transformers, iron poles, or upgraded transmission lines. Despite repeated assurances from the Power Development Department (PDD), the village continues to depend on decades-old, overloaded transformers and rickety wooden poles. Locals say voltage fluctuations have worsened to the point where even basic appliances such as bulbs, fans, and heaters fail to operate. “Every year we are promised improvement, but nothing changes on the ground,” a resident said, calling the situation “a clear case of administrative neglect.” The villagers alleged that officials have conducted multiple inspections and surveys over the past few years but have failed to start any work. They fear the outdated infrastructure poses both safety risks and daily hardships, especially as winter sets in. Residents argue that the prolonged delay exposes a deeper pattern of indifference toward rural populations. They are now urging the authorities to intervene urgently and fulfil the long-pending commitments. Villagers have demanded immediate installation of new transformers, iron poles, and proper transmission lines, warning that the community cannot withstand another winter under such conditions. “We are not asking for anything extraordinary—just the basic right to reliable electricity,” another resident said.