Waterlogging Near Masjid at Nusu Sparks Public Concern Residents of Nusu Bandipora are facing severe inconvenience due to a persistent leakage in water pipes that have remained unresolved for over six months. The continuous leakage has resulted in significant waterlogging along the pathway leading to a local masjid and nearby homes. Local residents report that the accumulation of water has made it extremely difficult for them to access the masjid and even commute to and from their residences. "The pathway is almost unusable. We are struggling daily, especially during prayers," said one of the affected residents. According to locals, the issue has been repeatedly brought to the attention of the Jal Shakti Department. While officials have reportedly assured action on multiple occasions, no concrete steps have been taken on the ground so far. Frustrated by the prolonged inaction, residents have now appealed to the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Bandipora to personally intervene in the matter. They have urged the administration to take immediate steps to repair the damaged pipeline and restore normalcy in the area. The situation highlights growing concerns over delayed response to civic issues and the need for timely intervention to address basic infrastructure problems affecting daily life.