Archive · 19 Dec 2025
BJP MLA Cuts Hair After Solving Water Crisis
Ram Kadam, a BJP MLA from Ghatkopar West in Mumbai, cut his hair for the first time in four years.
He had promised not to cut his hair until he solved the water problem in his area.
The water problem in the hilly parts of Ghatkopar and Vikhroli was causing residents to have irregular and insufficient water supply.
Kadam worked with the BMC to build new water tanks and pipelines.
The project is almost finished, and Kadam is happy that the water problem is now solved.
He also donated his hair to cancer patients.
The project includes a 4-km pipeline and water tanks with a capacity of 2.60 crore litres.
Kadam inaugurated the new water pipeline and donated his hair to cancer patients.
BJP MLA Ram Kadam cut his hair after four years, marking the resolution of the water crisis in Ghatkopar and Vikhroli.
Kadam had vowed not to cut his hair until the water problem in his constituency was solved.
The project includes a 4-km pipeline and water tanks with a capacity of 2.60 crore litres.
The breakthrough came through persistent follow-up and collaboration with the BMC, leading to the construction of new infrastructure.
Kadam inaugurated the new water pipeline and donated his hair to cancer patients.
- Who
- BJP MLA Ram Kadam
- What
- Cut his hair after resolving the water crisis in Ghatkopar and Vikhroli
- When
- December 18, 2025
- Where
- Anandgad Water Tank, Ghatkopar, Mumbai
- Why
- To mark the resolution of the chronic water shortage in the hilly areas
BJP
Opposition Parties
Water Crisis Resolution
BJP
BJP MLA Ram Kadam successfully resolved the water crisis in Ghatkopar and Vikhroli through infrastructure projects.
Opposition Parties
Opposition parties may question the timing of the project's completion, suggesting it is politically motivated ahead of the BMC elections.
- MLA
- Ram Kadam
- Constituency
- Ghatkopar West, Mumbai
- Duration of Vow
- 4 years
- Project
- Water pipeline and tank construction
- Pipeline Length
- 4 km (3-foot-wide)
- Water Tank Capacity
- 2.60 crore litres
- Completion Status
- 90% complete
- Upcoming Election
- Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections in January 2026
