HMWSSB imposes ₹15,000 fine on store for releasing wastewater onto road in Banjara Hills
The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage Board has imposed a fine of ₹15,000 on Aisha Rao store, owned by Swarup Kumar Reddy, for allegedly releasing wastewater onto a road and blocking the drainage system at Road No. 10, Venkateswara Colony, Banjara Hills.The incident, a press release stated, caused severe inconvenience to residents after the drainage network remained clogged for nearly a day.According to the officials, the company had engaged a private agency to clean its sewage sump. Instead of disposing of the wastewater properly, the agency reportedly discharged it directly onto the road.
- ▪The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage Board has imposed a fine of ₹15,000 on Aisha Rao store, owned by Swarup Kumar Reddy, for allegedly releasing wastewater onto a road and blocking the drainage system at Road No.
- ▪10, Venkateswara Colony, Banjara Hills.The incident, a press release stated, caused severe inconvenience to residents after the drainage network remained clogged for nearly a day.According to the officials, the company had engaged a private
- ▪Instead of disposing of the wastewater properly, the agency reportedly discharged it directly onto the road.
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The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply & Sewerage Board has imposed a fine of ₹15,000 on Aisha Rao store, owned by Swarup Kumar Reddy, for allegedly releasing wastewater onto a road and blocking the drainage system at Road No. 10, Venkateswara Colony, Banjara Hills.The incident, a press release stated, caused severe inconvenience to residents after the drainage network remained clogged for nearly a day.According to the officials, the company had engaged a private agency to clean its sewage sump. Instead of disposing of the wastewater properly, the agency reportedly discharged it directly onto the road. Acting on a public complaint, officials inspected the site and seized a submersible pump allegedly used during the cleaning operation.
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