Water supply to the national capital from Haryana is expected to be fully restored today after security forces took over control of the Munak canal and evicted all the Jat protesters from that place.
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New Delhi/Chandigarh: Water supply to the national capital from Haryana is expected to be fully restored today after security forces took over control of the Munak canal and evicted all the Jat protesters from that place.
Security forces secure the Munak canal, which supplies water to New Delhi, near Bindroli village in Haryana’s Sonipat district. Pic/PTI
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Director General of CRPF Prakash Mishra said “part [of the] supply” has been restored by security forces from the Munak canal by joint forces led by a CRPF Deputy Inspector General (DIG). Commanders supervising Jat protests operations said 12 companies (about 1,200 personnel) of the CRPF and others drawn from the army and paramilitary have been posted for the canal’s security.
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said the situation in Munak canal is “okay now”. “As per my information, the place from where the water is diverted is being properly guarded and the army is helping the local administration, he said.
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