Drinking water crisis deepens in Ward 27 and 28 of Jehanabad, water supply stopped in 40 houses; protest against city council

of the city Ward No. 27 and 28 The anger of the local people regarding the problem of contaminated drinking water supply and damaged pipeline that has been going on for several months came to the fore on Thursday. large number of citizens city ​​council office Reached and demonstrated, demanding immediate repair of the damaged pipeline and regular supply of clean drinking water.

Protesters say that water supply pipelines have been damaged at many places in the area. Due to this, dirty water is getting mixed in the pipeline and reaching the houses. People are forced to use this contaminated water for drinking and household purposes, which is causing serious health risks.

Local residents said that the risk of infectious diseases is continuously increasing due to contaminated water. It is having adverse effects especially on the health of children, elderly and women. People demanded the administration to provide clean drinking water as soon as possible.

During the demonstration, citizens alleged that information about this serious problem had been given several times orally and in writing to the concerned officials including the executive officer of the Municipal Council, but till now no concrete action has been taken. He says that due to administrative apathy the problem is becoming more serious day by day.

According to local people, Water supply completely stopped in about 40 houses It is done. Due to this, people have to go to other areas for drinking water. Many families are forced to fetch water from far-off sources, affecting their daily routine and normal life.

The protesters demanded from the Municipal Council administration that the damaged pipeline should be repaired immediately, the problem of contaminated water supply should be permanently resolved and regular and clean drinking water should be provided to all the affected houses.

Local citizens warned that if immediate action was not taken on their demands, they would expand their agitation further. People expressed hope that the Municipal Council will quickly resolve this serious public problem and provide relief to the common citizens.