Maharashtra CM Fadnavis on Sunday credited citizens and local resident groups for the successful implementation of the equal water supply scheme in parts of south Pune, saying constant follow-ups by residents helped ensure the long-delayed project became a reality, reported the PTI. Speaking at a function marking the start of regular water supply in areas including Mohammadwadi, NIBM and nearby localities, CM Fadnavis described the programme as one of the most important initiatives for him. The Chief Minister said several citizens, organisations and housing forums regularly raised the issue with the government over the years. “Some residents used to send me messages every week asking when the work would be completed. Today, I am happy that water has finally reached their homes,” he said, according to the PTI. Chief Minister Fadnavis also praised the Mohammadwadi Undri Residents Welfare Development Foundation for actively campaigning and following up on the water crisis affecting the area. Focus on reducing water leakage Referring to Pune’s long-standing water distribution challenges, CM Fadnavis said the city earlier had high per capita …