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Indrayani River Chokes: Pollution Crisis Escalates
25 Feb
Summary
- Indrayani river faces severe pollution from untreated sewage and waste.
- Residents report foul-smelling, yellowish water, with some experiencing illness.
- Multiple authorities urged to halt effluent discharge to save the river.
The Indrayani River, originating near Lonavala and flowing for 105km, is currently grappling with severe pollution. This environmental degradation is causing significant concern for residents along its banks, particularly in Pimpri Chinchwad, and devotees in Alandi.
Untreated sewage, construction debris, and immersion waste are being discharged into the river, drastically reducing water quality. Residents have reported yellowish, foul-smelling water, with some experiencing stomach ailments. This pollution not only threatens public health but also the river's ecosystem.
