Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Bhopal Ward 22 Residents Report Dirty Water For Four Days
People in Ward 22 of Bhopal say their tap water has been very dirty for several days.
A woman recorded the water in a bottle and bucket.
She said it looked blackish and could not safely be used for drinking.
She also said it was too dirty for washing hands.
The woman claimed she had called officials many times.
She said officials promised to visit but had not come.
The report does not independently confirm whether the water is unsafe.
Officials had not immediately responded to the allegations.
Residents of Bhopal’s Ward 22 reportedly received dirty water for three to four consecutive days.
A woman shared a video showing blackish water collected in a bucket and bottle.
She alleged the water was unsuitable for drinking and even handwashing.
The woman said she repeatedly contacted officials but no one visited to inspect the supply.
The water’s safety has not been independently verified, and no immediate official response was available.
- Who
- Residents of Ward 22 in Bhopal, including a woman who shared a video.
- What
- Residents reportedly received dirty water for three to four days and alleged that complaints were not addressed.
- When
- For the three to four days preceding the report.
- Where
- Ward 22, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The reported cause of the dirty water was not stated; residents raised concerns about water quality and health.
- Location
- Ward 22, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Reported duration
- Three to four consecutive days
- Evidence shared
- A video showing blackish water in a bottle and bucket
- Resident’s allegation
- The supplied water was unfit for drinking and handwashing
- Complaints
- The woman said she repeatedly contacted concerned officials
- Inspection status
- She alleged that no official had visited the locality
- Verification
- The water’s safety had not been independently verified
- Official response
- No immediate official response was available