Archive · 29 May 2025
Canal Breach: Pawar Criticizes Baramati's Infrastructure
Heavy rain caused a canal to break in Baramati, leading to flooding and damage.
Yugendra Pawar, a local politician, said the disaster could have been avoided if the canals were checked and fixed regularly.
He pointed out that the state government spends lots of money on projects, but sometimes the quality isn't good.
He also said that similar problems, like ceilings collapsing or stations flooding, have happened elsewhere in the state.
Pawar suggested that better maintenance could have prevented the issues.
A canal breach in the Baramati area caused flooding and crop damage.
Yugendra Pawar criticized the state administration for poor maintenance of canals.
Pawar stated that regular inspection and repairs could have prevented the disaster.
The flooding affected parts of Baramati, Indapur, and Daund tehsil.
Pawar contrasted the situation with other infrastructural issues in the state.
- Who
- Yugendra Pawar criticized the state administration.
- What
- The Nira right bank canal breached causing crop damage and flooding.
- When
- After heavy rain on Sunday
- Where
- Baramati, Indapur, and Daund tehsil in Pune district
- Why
- According to Yugendra Pawar, a lack of regular inspection and maintenance.
Yugendra Pawar's Perspective
State Administration's Perspective
Canal Maintenance
Yugendra Pawar's Perspective
Regular inspection and repairs could have prevented the canal breach.
State Administration's Perspective
Not provided in the article.
Infrastructure Quality
Yugendra Pawar's Perspective
Criticized the quality of pre-monsoon work, citing similar issues in Mumbai.
State Administration's Perspective
Not provided in the article.
- Critic
- Yugendra Pawar
- Affected Canal
- Nira right bank canal
- Affected Areas
- Baramati, Indapur, Daund tehsil
- Impact
- Crop damage and flooding
- Current Representative
- Ajit Pawar