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City & Industrial Development Corporation [CIDCO] — Urgent Appeal: Severe Water Shortage in Kharghar Sector 27

Jeremy555

from Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra

Jul 14, 2025

Address: Sector 27

I am writing to bring to your urgent attention a matter of growing concern that directly affects the daily life and dignity of a responsible, tax-paying citizen of this city. Despite fulfilling civic duties and contributing to the municipal system through regular tax payments, I am facing a severe and ongoing water shortage in my area.

Access to clean and sufficient water is not a luxury—it is a basic human right. Yet, the current situation has made it increasingly difficult to carry out even the most essential daily activities. This is not just an inconvenience; it is a crisis that demands immediate and effective intervention.

As a citizen who contributes to the development and upkeep of this city, I believe it is only fair to expect reliable access to essential services like water. I urge you to look into this matter with the seriousness it deserves and take swift action to resolve the issue.

Please let me know what steps are being taken to address this problem and how soon we can expect a resolution. I am hopeful that your office will prioritize this issue and uphold the trust that citizens place in our public institutions.

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Jul 14, 2025

Updated by Jeremy555 We, the residents of Kharghar Sector 27, are writing to raise a serious and ongoing concern regarding the acute water shortage in our area. Since moving in, we have been receiving water for barely 20 minutes a day, which is grossly inadequate for any household to meet basic needs.

This is not just a matter of inconvenience—it is a denial of a basic human necessity. Water is not a privilege; it is a fundamental right, essential for health, hygiene, and dignity.

What makes this situation even more disheartening is that we are law-abiding, tax-paying citizens who contribute regularly to the development and upkeep of this city. Despite fulfilling our civic responsibilities, we are being denied access to one of the most essential services. This disconnect between contribution and service delivery is deeply concerning.

Many families are now being forced to take extreme measures—some are moving out of rented homes, while others are incurring additional financial burdens by staying in hotels or arranging private water supplies. This is unsustainable, especially for middle-class families already managing tight budgets.

We respectfully urge your office to treat this issue with the urgency it deserves and take immediate steps to restore a consistent and sufficient water supply to Sector 27. Your prompt action will not only bring relief to hundreds of families but also reinforce trust in our public systems.