Months ahead of summer, Bengaluru is already reeling from an unprecedented water crisis, with apartment owners scrambling for water, amidst dried-up borewells and overburdened tanker services.

While property prices remain on an uptick in the city, the burden of unplanned development and the infrastructural boom have worsened the water crisis, experts say.

Even people who have paid upwards of Rs 2 crore for an apartment in a posh gated society, now only have water for limited slots per day.