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The Drains Are Still Filthy: Officials Claim They Have Cleaned All 444 Drains in the City; the Reality Is that the Drains Are Still Illegally Occupied and Filled with Filth.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
The Municipal Corporation's health staff claims to have cleaned and cleared 444 drains flowing across 66 wards. However, the ground reality is the opposite. Many main drains are still filled with filth, while the extent of encroachment on drains is such that until now, encroachments were confined to the drains, but now the situation has become extreme. People have even built houses directly on top of the drains. Consequently, these drains are un…
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The Municipal Corporation's health staff claims to have cleaned and cleared 444 drains flowing across 66 wards. However, the ground reality is the opposite. Many main drains are still filled with filth, while the extent of encroachment on drains is such that until now, encroachments were confined to the drains, but now the situation has become extreme. People have even built houses directly on top of the drains. Consequently, these drains are un…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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