Society, Rights & Justice · Masaurhi, Patna district, Bihar, India
Masaurhi resident with 90% disability still waits for a wheelchair
Published
A Masaurhi resident holding a certificate that records 90% mobility disability has repeatedly visited government offices seeking a wheelchair, Khabar Lahariya reports. Her limited mobility makes leaving home difficult, yet the available account indicates that assistance has not arrived. The responsible department's response and her application's current status are not supplied.
Why it matters
A mobility aid can determine whether a disabled person can reach health care, public services and community life. Repeated office visits impose the greatest burden on the person the welfare system is meant to support.
Evidence assessment
Khabar Lahariya provides a ground report and cites the resident's disability certificate and search for assistance. Administrative records and an official explanation are absent.
Medium confidence — First-hand local reporting supports the access problem, but the case has no supplied government response or documentary application trail.
Coverage assessment
Underreported across 1 source desk.
This individual disability-access failure appears in one local ground report and has no wider corroboration in the collection.