Almost everyone in this village in central India has a complaint. Electricity comes only three hours a day. The road has potholes. Widows? pensions arrive late. The school lunch program often runs low on food.
Villagers say they send letters, call a government complaint line and wait outside officials? offices for help, but never get a response. ?All our complaints go into a blind well of the government,? said Mukesh Chandravanshi, 30, a farmer.
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