A burst main pipe in central India's Madhya Pradesh sent water spraying 30-feet into the air on February 3.

Footage shows the fountain of water spraying into the air and saturating the street as residents of Makronia watch on.

The Tata Consultancy was operating across the city under a project when the excavator accidentally broke the pipeline while digging to lay a line in front of the Municipality of Makronia office.

The water rose to a height of 30-feet and many areas didn't receive a water supply due to this incident.

The water rose to 30-feet after Tata Consultancy broke the main pipeline in central India's Madhya Pradesh on February 3.

The incident took Makronia in the Sagar district.

A video witnessing the incident features water rapidly scaling from a pipeline on the sidelines of a road.

The entire region gets drenched and partially submerged, while onlookers cluster the area to behold the occurrence. Panic ensues amid the locals as fluid keeps emerging from it and flows onto the streets during the daytime.

The Tata Consultancy was operating across the city under a project when the excavator accidentally broke the pipeline while digging to lay a line in front of the Municipality of Makronia office. The water rose to a height of 30-feet, and many areas did not get a water supply owing to this incident. The Rajghat was also shut down due to the negligence of authorities.