Updated On: 15 April, 2025 11:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve
Stir called off after BMC chief assures association of all help; tanker body may approach SC to modify guidelines; Monday’s meeting came a day after the civic body decided to take over water tanker operations and requisition groundwater sources by invoking the Disaster Management Act, 2005

A tanker outside Rajgruha, the former residence of Dr B R Ambedkar, for visitors coming to pay tribute on his 134th birth anniversary. Pics/Ashish Raje
Four days after ceasing operations over civic body notices to private borewell owners to stop providing water to tankers unless they obtain fresh licences from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA), the Mumbai Water Tanker Association (MWTA) resumed supplying water across the city on Monday evening after its representatives met civic chief Bhushan Gagrani. The association is now considering approaching the Supreme Court to get contentious CGWA guidelines modified.
Mumbai Water Tanker Association members give a memorandum containing their demands to civic chief Bhushan Gagrani (with blue sleeves) at his Malabar Hill residence on Monday