Bhopal BMC Prioritises ₹2.93 Crore Industrial Water Pipeline Ahead Of GIS 2027 Amid 7,000 Leakages In City
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) is giving priority to laying water supply pipelines for the proposed industrial development in Bandikhedi and Satgarhi ahead of the Global Investors Summit (GIS)-2027. Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation has sought 20 lakh litres (2 MLD) of water daily for industries planned at these locations. The BMC has prepared a…
Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) is prioritizing the construction of a ₹2.93 crore industrial water pipeline ahead of the Global Investors Summit (GIS) 2027, despite the city having reported 7,000 pipeline leakages. Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation has requested 20 lakh litres (2 MLD) of water daily for the planned industries in Bandikhedi and Satgarhi.
A detailed project report (DPR) has been prepared for laying 400-mm-diameter pipelines over 1.5 km to supply water from Kerwa Dam to Satgarhi and Kolar. The project, estimated at Rs 2.93 crore, has been tendered, with work expected to commence after the tender process. This prioritization has raised concerns over water supply priorities in the city, particularly when thousands of leakages have been reported across Madhya Pradesh, including Bhopal.
The acceleration of the AMRUT 2.0 drinking water project, following the Bhagirathpura tragedy in Indore, has also drawn questions over the city's water supply priorities.
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