Home Latest News The incident happened at the Barasignal Borkar Nagar during the Disconnection Drive 

The incident happened at the Barasignal Borkar Nagar during the Disconnection Drive 

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<p><strong>Nagpur &colon;-<&sol;strong> It has been observed that nearly 165 consumers of Barasignal Borkar Nagar in the Fort-2 Command area of Gandhibagh Zone have been drawing water through illegal household connections for several years&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>On 12th September 2025&comma; OCW disconnected the illegal connections and initiated works to charge the metered pipeline connections by carrying out interconnection works in the excavated pit&period; During the execution&comma; some people from the Sweeper Colony abused and threatened OCW officials and contractual workers&comma; forcibly stopping the work in its half-done condition&period; The workers and staff were released only upon the intervention of the local police&period; Consequently&comma; the entire area was left without a water supply&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>On 13th September 2025 &lpar;Saturday&rpar;&comma; after discussions with NMC officials and upon assurances from certain local representatives and Ex-Corporator&comma; OCW once again attempted to complete the pending interconnection works to restore supply through legal metered connections&period; However&comma; immediately after commencement&comma; the same group gathered and threatened the OCW staff to restore the illegal connections&period; Despite the presence of law enforcement agencies and under pressure from local political leaders&comma; coupled with threats to the lives of OCW staff&comma; the illegal water connections were forcibly re-established&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>As of the time of this report&comma; the reconnection of old illegal supply lines is in progress&comma; carried out under duress in the presence of police and local influences&comma; making it impossible for OCW to resume water supply through the intended legal metered pipeline&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>For more information about water supply&comma; consumers can contact NMC-OCW Helpline No 1800 266 9899 or email contact&commat;ocwindia&period;com&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<h6>&&num;8211&semi; File photo<&sol;h6>&NewLine;

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