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How Rs 252-crore projects will quench thirst of Rohtak

Residents have been facing shortage of clean drinking water for a long time

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Sunit Dhawan
Rohtak, Updated At : 05:53 AM Sep 15, 2025 IST
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The three projects have already been approved by the state government. File

As residents have been continuously complaining of receiving contaminated water supply, Rohtak Deputy Commissioner Sachin Gupta said three projects had been approved to augment water-supply mechanism in the city.

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