Water is available once in 5 days, people started the Matka movement in Akola
In almost all states of the country, the heat is now showing its anger. Meanwhile, the hot and declining water level in Akola has been very worried about the situation of Maharashtra. The water level at the Kantapurna Dam has been reduced to 26.21 % and now the municipal corporation has decided to distribute water in the city every fifth day. But this decision does not like the public. The angry citizens and activists of the Shiv Sena (Udhav Thackeray) destroyed the Jal Board’s office by concerning Matka.
People are disturbed by the lack of water
Chandrakant Babde, who lives in the Raut Wadi area of Akola, has 10 people. They live with parents. Along with the kitchen, this 10 in 10 in the 10 room, they should now store water. For this reason they are very problematic. Of course, if they do not store water, the water used to eat and drink comes after 5 days.
In the Malkapur region of Akola, the anger of the people who was trying for a drop of water finally exploded. The water supply that has been found once in 15 to 20 days has caused people’s lives. Things are getting worse in the summer.
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Water Board Office is destructive
On Thursday, the Shiv Sena’s former corporator (Udav Faction) led by Mangesh Kale started the matka agitation and invaded the municipal corporation’s office. At the same time, after breaking the pot brought together, he raised his anger by destroying the chairs placed in the office. The municipal corporation is expected to supply water soon. In such a situation, people said that if people do not have water, we will worry in the municipal corporation office.
“Give the water, do the tax waiver”
When the slogans shouted, the women demanded that “give water and waiver tax.” When a senior officer of the water supply department was not found on the spot, the anger was further increased. The protesters entered the office and damaged the chairs and furniture and broke the pots.
Soon after the information, City Kotwali police reached the spot and controlled the situation. Later, there was a conversation between the authorities and the protesters in which a woman who was worried that water would get water once in 15-20 days, they should also buy. Why pay tax when water is not available? Also, if people who are there if there are no discrimination against areas like Malkapur, this movement will be more intense, which is only the beginning.
The municipal corporation said that the evaporation of water is being done rapidly due to heat and in such a situation, the strict water distribution system has to be adopted due to limited water resources. But can the administration be suppressing the thirst of the people, or will people be angry?
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