Bisalpur Dam: Boon for Tonk district: On Wednesday, the withdrawal of 8 TMC water for the subsequent 105 days will begin from Bisalpur Dam, which is able to irrigate greater than 81 thousand hectares of space by way of proper and left canals. Regarding this, a gathering was organized with the farmers on Tuesday in Collectorate underneath the chairmanship of the District Collector. Along with releasing water within the canals on Wednesday, it was determined that the Tonk Police will now deal strictly with those that steal water by putting in engines on the canals together with reaching the water until the tail first.
assembly concerning launch of water
A gathering was held within the Collectorate Auditorium on Tuesday underneath the chairmanship of District Collector Dr. Soumya Jha concerning releasing 8 TMC of water for irrigation in the fitting and left canals of Bisalpur Dam. During this, Superintending Engineer of Bisalpur Dam Project V.S. Sagar, Executive Engineer Manish Bansal, Joint Director of Agriculture Department, Deputy Superintendent of Police Rajesh Kumar and a lot of farmers have been current. In the assembly, on the demand of the farmers, the District Collector directed the Superintending Engineer of Bisalpur Dam Project, V.S., to launch water from the primary proper and left canals of the dam for irrigation at 9 am on Wednesday. Gave directions to Sagar.
Action will likely be taken on putting in engines in canals
The District Collector instructed the Superintending Engineer of Bisalpur Dam to make sure that the water reaches the tail on time by way of the primary canals and distributary system. He stated that strict motion ought to be taken in opposition to the farmers who steal water by illegally putting in engines within the canals through the operation of the canals. Bisalpur Dam Superintending Engineer V.S. Sagar informed that resulting from good rains this yr, Bisalpur dam is totally full. As of Tuesday, November 19, the gauge of Bisalpur Dam is 315.45 meters and the filling is 38.351 TMC. According to which, 8.00 TMC water is proposed to be given for irrigation of crops for 105 days by way of the fitting and left canals of the dam.
Allegations of corruption in cleansing of canals
Manish Bansal, government engineer of the dam mission, stated that by releasing water within the canals, 81 thousand 800 hectares of land in 256 villages of the district will likely be irrigated. This will profit farmers of their crops. During the assembly, farmers additionally made allegations of corruption in cleansing the canals. The engineers of Bisalpur Dam Project have been shocked by this. Farmers stated that the place the work is being carried out, it isn’t required. Work is just not being carried out the place it’s wanted. On this, the District Collector has ordered to analyze such a case.
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