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  • 6/6/2025
In Lakhpat’s Forgotten Creeks, Where Borders Blur and Boats Rust, Fishermen Struggle to Keep Livelihoods Afloat Amid Drone Shadows and Silent Promises. Liyakat Ali, 30, said that the people here are dependent on fishing and if someone's employment is suspended for a month, it is a loss of crores of rupees to our country's economy. Our fishing fees have been suspended. The Narayan Sarovar port and Jakhau port have been shut down.

Hiragiri Purushottamgiri Goswami, a water supplier, said that the people here are facing a lot of losses. The problem with fishing is that if the army lets them go, it is good for them that they won't face any loss.

Reporter: Pritha Vashishth
Camera: Dinesh Parab
Editor: Madiha Shakeel

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00:00It's about 15-20,000 people in a boat, and in a 50,000 people in a boat, so this work is just one hour.
00:08You can go to the landing center and take it to the house, but you don't have to do it.
00:30It's about 15-20,000 people in a boat, and it's about 15-20,000 people in a boat.
00:49It's about 15-20,000 people.
00:59This problem is that if the army is given to them, they will lose their water.
01:09Don't say anything like that, go in the sea.
01:12But if they leave, they will drink water and I mean, I just don't know anything.
01:17If the army comes in there, the water will pop through.
01:21So, the machines are all Brilloules.

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