Overview
- The Indrayani River rose above the danger mark and overflowed, submerging all four bridges into Alandi and making the town effectively inaccessible.
- Rescue teams evacuated 408 devotees and moved about 150 cattle to safety, with operations led by the Pune district administration, police, NDRF, PDRF, and local teams.
- Trustees of the Shri Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Sansthan limited the Ashadhi Wari Palkhi departure to roughly 1,660 people and urged Warkaris and other devotees not to travel to Alandi.
- Floodwaters damaged local infrastructure by washing away bridge railings and electricity poles and fully submerging Alandi’s water treatment plant, disrupting drinking water and power supplies.
- The IMD issued a red alert for Pune, landslides in the district killed three people, and authorities have requisitioned schools and dharmashalas as temporary shelters while they monitor further rain and safety risks.