Silchar: Minister of PHE Ranjeet Kumar Dass will visit Silchar immediately for inspections in connection with the pure drinking water crisis in Silchar, which is the second largest urban explanation in Assam after Guwahati.
The source said MP member Rajdeep Roy and Cachar BJP (in-Charge) Bimalendu Roy met Dass in Guwahati on Wednesday and told him about this problem in Silchar and looked for his intervention.
They also urged him to visit Silchar so he could take a stock situation and start the steps that suit it.
MP President and Cachar BJP (responsible) also discussed financial problems related to cooperative communities.
Dass, who also holds a food portfolio and civil supply, tells them that the center has not released funds.
The problem will be resolved after funds are released, said Dass.
Residents in the South Silchar region in eight city wards, especially in weapons against Urban Water Supply Assam and waste boards due to their failure to supply enough drinking water to its customers.
It seems that there is no water misery for the residents of the Silchar bucket even after the establishment of a water treatment plant at the location of Jalan Hailakandi under the larger silchar water supply project by the Division of the Board Barak Valley, which became functional at 25,2006.
“At first, the authority of the Urban Water Supply Assam and the board promised 5,000 strong consumers of the South Silchar area which would supply sufficient and pure drinking water.
They also promised that water would be available for households and commercial companies three times a day.
However, for several years Finally, residents only get water in the morning, it is also irregularly.
In addition, water pressure is very low so it fails to reach the house in many fields through pipes.
The water is also full of mud and mud “, said the consumer protection committee, Secretary General Cachar Biplob Kumar Goswami.
Water crisis in Silchar, Minister of PHE Ranjeet Kumar Dass to visit to be examined
