Waterlogging has once again become a major problem in Srinagar’s Bemina Hamdania Colony, causing immense hardship to local residents. Due to clogged drains and poor drainage infrastructure, rainwater has accumulated on roads and inside residential lanes, making daily life miserable for people. Residents say that movement has become extremely difficult, children are unable to attend school, and patients are struggling to reach hospitals. Locals allege that despite repeated complaints, no concrete action has been taken so far. Angry residents have slammed the National Conference-led government, accusing it of neglecting basic civic issues. They say tall promises were made, but ground realities tell a different story. The people of Hamdania Colony have now appealed to Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to personally intervene and direct the concerned departments to resolve the issue permanently. Residents warn that if immediate steps are not taken, the situation may worsen further, especially with more rainfall expected in the coming days.