Mail Today Bureau/ New Delhi
THE Delhi government has not been able to bring in the promised 80 MGD additional supply of water from the Munak Canal project despite spending nearly eight years and ` 400 crore.
Right after construction on the canal started in 2003, 27 months after which the canal was to become operational, Haryana backtracked on its word to provide water and has refused to budge from its position ever since.
According to the spokesperson for DJB, Sanjam Cheema, the issue of Munak Canal is being strongly pursued with the Union and the Haryana governments.
Of the 80 MGD water anticipated to come from the canal, Delhi already built three treatment plants of which 40 MGD was expected to be diverted for the Dwarka water treatment plant and 20 MGD each for plants in Okhla and Bawana.
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