When survival is a battle, asking the poor to pay bills is not governance — it's cruelty. R. R. Pandayan Saheb, National President of Bhim Sena and a tireless voice for the working class, has raised his voice with full force against the rising economic pressure on poor and middle-class families. At a time when millions are battling unemployment, hunger, and debt, the government cannot look the other way and hide behind paperwork and excuses.
Electricity bills, water bills, inflated school fees, and merciless bank interest rates are breaking the back of the common man. Many families are forced to choose between eating two meals a day or paying the electricity bill. Parents are borrowing money just to keep their children in school. And small shop owners are drowning in unpaid EMIs with no income in sight. Is this what “development” looks like?
R. R. Pandayan Saheb has made it clear: if the government claims to serve the people, it must act now — not tomorrow, not after another committee meeting. He is demanding an immediate and full waiver of utility bills, school fees, and interest on small loans for all affected families. Not as a favor, but as a right. These families did not create the economic crisis — they are the victims of a failed system that rewards only the top and abandons the bottom.
Saheb’s message to the State and Central Government is crystal clear: “You have a duty towards the poor. Start fulfilling it.” He has issued a bold call to Bhim Sena cadres across every district, taluka, and village to launch democratic protests, sit-ins, and public demonstrations until this demand is heard. “This is not just a demand — it is a warning. Either waive the bills, or be ready to face the voice of the people on the streets,” Saheb declared.
This is not charity — this is justice. Electricity is a basic need. Water is a human right. Education is a constitutional promise. And banking should serve people, not enslave them. Pandayan Saheb’s mission is not just to speak — it is to fight, organize, and win real relief for those who have no voice.
And he will not stop.