According to official data, these targeted campaigns have successfully resolved 15,995 drinking water-related complaints and issues, bringing massive relief to thousands of families during this scorching summer.

By the Numbers: How is the Public Getting Relief?

Special PHED teams have been working round the clock to restore the state’s water supply infrastructure. Major improvement works completed during these six campaigns include:

• Repairing Handpumps and Leaks: The department successfully repaired 3,077 faulty handpumps across the state and fixed 1,644 pipeline leakages, preventing immense water wastage.
• Improving Supply and Pressure: Low water pressure issues were resolved at 978 locations, and regular water supply was restored in 1,144 areas that were facing complete disruptions.
• Tackling Contaminated Water: The teams swiftly addressed 121 complaints regarding dirty or polluted water. Additionally, hundreds of cases related to short-duration and low-volume supply were permanently fixed.

Strict Action on Water Theft: 1,401 Illegal Connections Removed

Illegal connections remain a major contributor to water scarcity. Prioritizing water conservation, the department cracked down heavily on water theft, removing a total of 1,401 illegal water connections during the drive.

In the sixth phase of the campaign alone, 336 illegal connections were severed. These were being unlawfully used by hotels, roadside dhabas, Saras dairy booths, and for agricultural purposes. This strict enforcement has significantly boosted water availability for domestic use by the general public.

On-the-Spot Solutions: 2,600 Complaints Resolved Instantly

The department carried out intensive ground inspections in both urban and rural areas. Demonstrating high administrative efficiency, technical teams resolved nearly 2,600 complaints on the spot. Furthermore, 550 additional water infrastructure improvement projects were completed in rural areas, deeply strengthening the rural water supply network.

The Government’s Goal: Clean Water for Every Household

Departmental reports indicate that these special campaigns, which began on April 5, have effectively mitigated a severe potential drinking water crisis. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma’s clear mandate is to ensure that adequate, regular, and clean drinking water reaches every village, hamlet, and urban ward during this challenging weather.

Disclaimer: This news article is based on the official press release and public information issued by the Public Health Engineering Department (PHED), Government of Rajasthan. It is intended to inform the public about government relief measures and infrastructure updates. For individual drinking water complaints, localized issues, or emergency assistance, readers are advised to contact their local PHED office or official government helplines directly.

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