Bharatpur, Aug. 6 -- At least six villages, around 8 kilometres away from the district headquarter in Bharatpur district are in the grip of flood situation. Water is flowing up to three feet inside and outside the village Barakhur. People are closed in their homes due to water logging. Family members can be seen to take their children on laps and shoulders to school by crossing the water. The villages included Barakhur, Nagla Lodha, and Kewal Ka Nagla. Water entered the area through continuous rain and Govardhan Drain. Water comes from Yamuna in Govardhan Drain, from which inflow is continuing unabated. Apart from disturbed routine lives, the crops of the villagers have been completely destroyed. Villagers have appealed many times to public representatives including the administration, but no measures for relief have been taken so far. A resident, Ramesh Singh, said there is several feet of water inside and outside the village. Villagers are not able to come out of their houses, and children are brought to and from the school through tractor trolleys. Another resident, Veedo Devi, said that waterlogging is spreading diseases and poisonous insects are also emerging. Villagers have to go to the market through water and park their vehicles outside the village. The health centre and government school are also flooded, they said. Dr Subhash Garg, MLA from Bharatpur said water logging is and old problem. "The City Flood Control Drain(CFCD) work is delayed, which should be completed within a year to provide relief for people from waterlogging. Around 280 kilometer drains in city should be completed. The government should take it on priority. For the relief from waterlogging in rural area. If the irrigation project is completed then around ten villages may get relief after the water turns into CFCD," Garg said....