Agra: An FIR was registered against unknown persons for stealing water meters installed in Tajganj locality near the Taj Mahal under the Smart City project. According to the FIR lodged after a complaint by general manager of Agra Smart City project Arun Kumar, these meters were installed under the area-based development plan in Tajganj to monitor the consumption of residents and to charge them for it accordingly.A pipeline was laid to ensure 24-hour water supply. Smart City project officials claimed the meters werestolen by locals so that they wouldnt have to pay their water bills. Some also damaged the pipeline to get direct water supply to their homes. On October 26, a complaint was filed about the issue but no FIR was lodged. SHO (Tajganj) Devendra Shanker Pandey said, "On the basis of a complaint, an FIR was registered on a theft charge. The CCTV footage from the area is being examined." We also published the following articles recentlyFIR on Aaditya Thackeray for opening Delisle, neta says case filed under pressureShiv Sena MLA Aaditya Thackeray criticized the Eknath Shinde-BJP government and the BMC for filing an FIR against him and other Sena leaders for inaugurating a bridge before its official opening. Thackeray accused the officials of acting under pressure and claimed that the state government is more focused on benefiting builders and contractors than the common man. He also condemned the delay in projects for VIP inaugurations and vowed to send corrupt BMC officials to jail when the MVA government comes to power. The BMC assistant engineer filed the FIR, citing unlawful assembly and endangerment of life and safety.83cr bid received, TT water project picks paceThe Chandigarh municipal corporation has received a bid of Rs 83.8 crore for its project to strengthen tertiary treated water supply and lay pipelines. The bid was the lowest among three companies and has been selected for approval and allotment. The project aims to expand the TT network by 400km, covering the entire city, and improve water quality. The funding for this project will be provided by the government of India through a dedicated kitty. The selected company is expected to complete the project within 18 months.UCO files FIR on IMPS glitch, recovers Rs 649 croreUCO Bank, a state-run bank in Kolkata, has filed a first information report (FIR) and requested a CBI inquiry after mistakenly crediting Rs 820 crore to customer accounts. The bank has managed to recover Rs 649 crore, or about 79% of the amount, and is taking action to recover the remaining Rs 171 crore. The bank has also reported the incident to law enforcement agencies. The bank has temporarily suspended its Immediate Payment Service (IMPS), but other transactions are still available. The banks CEO, Ashani Kumar, has not ruled out human error or a cyber attack as possible causes.

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