Key Points

Punjab Minister Hardeep Singh Mundia inspected the ongoing storm waterline project in Mohali’s Phase 11, aimed at resolving chronic waterlogging. The Rs 2.05 crore initiative, backed by CM Bhagwant Mann, has already shown results this monsoon. A 750m pipeline is being laid to redirect rainwater, with completion expected in 45 days. Local residents and AAP leaders praised the government’s proactive approach to civic issues.

Key Points: Punjab Minister Mundia Reviews Mohali Storm Waterline Project Progress

  • Rs 2.05 crore storm waterline project aims to end Phase 11 waterlogging
  • 750m pipeline being laid from petrol pump to Mohali Golf Range
  • Previous governments neglected issue, AAP prioritising civic concerns
  • Local residents express satisfaction with ongoing work
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Punjab Minister Hardeep Singh Mundia reviews ongoing Storm waterline project in Mohali

Punjab Minister Hardeep Singh Mundia inspects Rs 2.05 crore storm waterline project in Mohali to tackle waterlogging, with AAP's Dr SS Ahluwalia.

"A significant portion of the work is complete, bringing relief this monsoon. – Hardeep Singh Mundia"

Chandigarh, August 2

Punjab Water Supply and Sanitation Minister, Hardeep Singh Mundia, along with AAP Punjab General Secretary and Chairman of the Punjab Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Dr SS Ahluwalia, visited the site to review progress on the ongoing storm waterline project to address the long-standing issue of rainwater accumulation in Phase 11, Mohali.

The project, worth Rs 2.05 crore, has been initiated under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann to provide permanent relief from waterlogging in the area.

Chairman, Market Committee Mohali, Advocate Govinder Mittal, and S Dharminder Singh Lamba from AG Office, Punjab were also present during the visit.

S Hardeep Singh Mundia stated that a significant portion of the work has already been completed, resulting in noticeable relief during the current monsoon season. In previous years, rainwater would often flood homes, causing considerable damage. He directed the Water Supply and Sanitation Department to complete the remaining work within the next 45 days.

Dr SS Ahluwalia informed that a 56" (1400 mm) diameter RCC pipeline, approximately 750 meters in length, is being laid from the Phase-11 petrol pump to the Mohali Golf Range. Once completed, the project is expected to fully resolve the rainwater problem in Phase 11, particularly benefiting the LIG and MIG houses.

He further emphasised that previous governments had neglected the issue, but the present government is prioritising such civic concerns under the leadership of CM Bhagwant Singh Mann.

Meanwhile, AAP Women's Wing District Secretary Swarna, Lata, Block President Taranjit Singh Pappu, Gajjan Singh, Captain Karnail Singh, and local residents expressed satisfaction with the ongoing work and extended gratitude to Cabinet Minister Mundia and Chairman Ahluwalia for their efforts.

- ANI

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Priya S
While I appreciate the work, 2.05 crore seems quite expensive for 750 meters pipeline. Hope there's proper transparency in spending public money. The minister should share detailed cost breakdown.
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Arjun K
As a resident of Phase 11, I can confirm the situation was terrible last year. Water entered our ground floor and damaged furniture. If this project solves the problem, it's worth every rupee spent. Jai Punjab!
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Nikhil C
Why only Phase 11 getting attention? Other areas in Mohali also face similar problems. Government should have comprehensive plan for whole city, not just VIP areas. #EqualDevelopment
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Shreya B
Good to see women representatives like Swarna ji involved in monitoring civic projects. Women understand household problems better. More female participation in urban planning please! 👏
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Vikram M
Hope they maintain quality standards. Last time similar project in Chandigarh, pipes got clogged within 2 years due to poor construction. Proper maintenance plan should be in place.

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