“Breaking News: Pune Authorities Levy Fines on Offenders in Khadakwasla Dam Water”

Pune: The Irrigation Department in Pune, has taken a significant step to address the growing concerns over water pollution and unruly behavior in the area surrounding the Khadakwasla Dam Chowpatty. The department has imposed a ban on entering the water, which has become a popular spot for tourists during holidays.

The Khadakwasla Dam is a vital water source for the city of Pune, and the repeated incidents of tourists dirtying the water have raised concerns about its impact on the water quality. There were a number of incidents in the past in which people lost their lives during risky ventures into the dam water.

To address this issue, a joint inspection was conducted by the police, irrigation, public works, and forest departments. The inspection led to the decision to take measures to tackle this problem effectively.

The department has taken the initiative to deploy ten security guards to ensure compliance with the ban and prevent tourists from entering the water. Notice boards have also been put up in the area, warning tourists of a fine of 500 rupees for violating the ban. The measures have been initiated since last week and aim to effectively address the problem of water pollution and unruly behavior in the area.

The decision to ban entering the water at the Khadakwasla Dam Chowpatty was made after repeated incidents of tourists dirtying the water. The ban has been imposed to protect the vital water source for the city of Pune and to ensure that the area remains clean and safe for visitors.

The Irrigation Department in Pune has taken a commendable step to address the growing problem of water pollution and unruly behavior in the area surrounding the Khadakwasla Dam Chowpatty. The measures taken by the department, including the deployment of security guards and the imposition of fines for violating the ban, are crucial in ensuring compliance and maintaining the water quality of the Khadakwasla Dam.