Bantwal: Minister Ramanath Rai updates on mega drinking water project ready shortly

Bellevision Media Network

Bantwal, 13 Oct 2017: The integral drinking water project is underway at a cost of Rs 57.79 crore under UIDSMT programme, to draw water from Netravati River at the limits of municipality, while CM Siddaramaiah will inaugurate the works at the earliest, said district-in-charge B Ramanath Rai.

 

 

Addressing the media persons, here, after reviewing the ongoing works that are underway, at the shore of Netravati River, at Jakribettu, here, minister Rai said that the project is underway based on the projected population of 20 years. The facility would supply 42 lac litres of drinking water per day.

 

The town councillor P Ramakrishna Alva, deputy councillor Mohammed Nandarabettu, BUDA chairman Sadashiv Bangera, Karnataka state Pollution Control member Pius L Rodrigues, Praveen B, Gangadhar Poojary, Jagdish Kunder, Vasu Poojary, Sharif Shantiyangady, Vasanti, Chanchalakshi, Prabha R Salian, municipal chief officer Rekha J Shetty, municipal engineer Dominic D’Mello, TP deputy president Abbas Ali, ZP member Chandraprakash Shetty, B Padmashekar Jain, M S Mohammed, Karnataka state Cashew Board chairman B H Khader, APMC chairman Padmanabha Rai, Madhav S Mave, Yusuf Karandady, Karnataka Urban Water Supply Board officers Mahadevayya, Lingaraju and Shobhalaxmi, MESCOM advisory member Venkappa Poojary and others were present.