Delhi water supply to be affected for 2 days: Check timings, list of affected areas

Several areas of the national capital will experience a water supply interruption for two days starting Wednesday, February 25. The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has announced a temporary shutdown due to infrastructure work at the Dwarka Water Treatment Plant.

In a public notice shared on social media, the water utility stated that the disruption is linked to interconnection work involving a newly installed 1,500 mm diameter twin raw water pipeline in the Bhagya Vihar area. The new pipeline is being connected to the existing twin raw water main at the Dwarka Water Treatment Plant, which requires a temporary halt in supply.

Duration of Water Cut

According to the notice, water services will be affected for 48 hours, from 11 am on February 25 until 11 am on February 27.

Residents in the impacted localities have been advised to store sufficient water in advance to avoid inconvenience.

Areas Likely to Be Affected

The supply disruption is expected to impact multiple residential colonies and villages across southwest Delhi and nearby regions.

The affected areas include: Dwarka Sub City; Mahavir Enclave; Vijay Enclave; Uttam Nagar group of colonies; Pochanpur; Bharthal; Amberahi village; Madhu Vihar; Sagar Pur; Kailash Puri; Durga Park; Mangla Puri; Raj Nagar Phase I and II; Bagdola village; Bijwasan; Dhulsiras; Binda Pur; Sewak Park; Bharat Vihar; Sita Puri; Raja Puri; Jiwan Park; Indra Park; Milap Nagar and Chanakya Place; Arjun Park; Laxmi Vihar; Bajrang Enclave; Maksudabad; Naya Bazar; Vijay Park; Sai Baba Enclave; Nangli Sakrawati village and extension; Ranaji Enclave; Shyam Vihar group of colonies; Dharampura group of colonies; Roshanpura group of colonies; Deenpur village; Matiala; Palam; Vishwas Park; Sadh Nagar Part I and II; Nanhey Park; Bamnoli village; Shahbad Mohammadpur village; Kapashera village; Indira Gandhi International Airport and ICCC (Yashobhumi); and Najafgarh town along with surrounding areas.

Advisory for Residents

The Delhi Jal Board has urged residents in the listed areas to make necessary arrangements and store adequate water before the shutdown begins. Authorities have indicated that normal supply will resume once the interconnection work at the Dwarka Water Treatment Plant is completed.

Residents are advised to stay updated through official DJB announcements for any further developments.