Archive · 16 Dec 2025
Burst Narmada Pipeline Floods Fields, Officials Missing
In a village called Nevri in Indore, a big pipe that carries water for the Narmada Malwa Link Project broke.
This has been happening for two days, and a lot of water is flooding the farms, ruining the crops that were ready to be harvested.
The farmers are very upset because no officials have come to fix the pipe or help them.
They have asked for the pipe to be fixed, for someone to see how much damage has been done, and for money to help them.
They say if no one listens, they might have to protest to get attention.
A burst pipeline in the Narmada Malwa Link Project has been flooding agricultural land in Nevri village for two days.
The continuous water flow has destroyed standing crops, causing heavy financial losses to farmers.
Despite complaints, no officials or departmental staff have addressed the situation, angering the farmers.
Farmers demand immediate repair of the pipeline, assessment of crop losses, full compensation, and action against negligent officials.
Farmers warn of protests if their demands are not met.
- Who
- Farmers in Nevri village, Depalpur tehsil, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- What
- Burst Narmada Malwa Link Project pipeline flooding agricultural land and causing crop damage
- When
- Pipeline burst two days ago, situation ongoing
- Where
- Nevri village, Depalpur tehsil, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Pipeline burst caused continuous water flow, destroying crops and causing financial losses to farmers
- Location
- Nevri, Depalpur tehsil, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Project
- Narmada Malwa Link Project
- Duration of Water Flow
- Two days
- Farmers' Demands
- Repair pipeline, assess crop losses, provide compensation, and take action against officials
- Farmers' Warning
- Protests if demands are ignored