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BMC calls meeting with priests after hundreds of fish die at Banganga following Pitru Paksha rituals

Summary by Hindustan Times
MUMBAI: With the deaths of hundreds of fish in the city’s historic Banganga Tank in Walkeshwar becoming an annual concern during Pitru Paksha, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has summoned local residents and priests who conduct rituals at the heritage water body for a meeting on Monday to discuss measures to prevent further deaths

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Thousands of fish have been found dead in the historic Banganga pond in Mumbai's Malabar Hill area. The dead fish are causing a foul smell and raising concerns about the water quality. Locals have cited puja materials, lack of oxygen, and heat as possible causes, but no cause has been confirmed. The BMC has called a meeting with local residents and priests.

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The death of thousands of fish in the historic Banganga pond in Mumbai, Maharashtra, has raised new concerns. The dead fish have caused a foul smell around the pond, causing distress to local residents. The incident occurred during the Pitru Paksha […]

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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