Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Leaking Drain Water Alarms Boudhanagar Residents in Secunderabad
Residents of Boudhanagar say dirty drain water is leaking onto a main road.
The water collects near a shop and an ATM.
Because the road slopes downward, it flows toward Warasiguda for about one kilometre.
The water smells bad and stays in pools.
Residents worry that germs and insects may grow there.
They say the problem could become worse when it rains.
Stagnant water is especially common during the rainy season.
Shreelekha PS has asked for a permanent fix quickly.
Drain water regularly leaks onto the Boudhanagar-Indiranagar main road in Secunderabad.
The affected spot is near Sapthagiri Binding Stores and beside an SBI ATM.
Because of the terrain’s slope, the water flows for about one kilometre toward Warasiguda.
Residents say the stagnant, foul-smelling water could become a breeding ground for germs and insects.
Shreelekha PS has urged authorities to provide a permanent solution before the rainy season worsens the problem.
- Who
- Boudhanagar residents, including Shreelekha PS, raised the complaint.
- What
- Regularly leaking drain water is flowing onto the Boudhanagar-Indiranagar main road and toward Warasiguda.
- When
- The leakage occurs regularly and is expected to pose greater danger during the rainy season.
- Where
- Near Sapthagiri Binding Stores and an SBI ATM on the Boudhanagar-Indiranagar main road in Secunderabad.
- Why
- The terrain’s slope carries the water toward Warasiguda, while residents are seeking a permanent solution to prevent stagnant water, germs and insects.
- Affected road
- Boudhanagar-Indiranagar main road
- Location marker
- In front of Sapthagiri Binding Stores, beside an SBI ATM
- Water flow
- Extends about one kilometre toward Warasiguda
- Reported cause
- The slope of the terrain
- Main concern
- Stagnant, foul-smelling water and possible germs and insects
- Seasonal risk
- The situation may worsen during the rainy season
- Requested action
- An urgent permanent solution