See you cannot let water flow in the street, you need to make an proper drainage for same either underground Pit is required or you lay pipe conecting it to the localmuncipal drainage line.

Dear Client,

Open drainage not permissible neither faced at his plot. You can construct covered drainage connected to sewer.

have you obtained plan sanctioned from muncipal corporation 

if if you have drainage at back as per muncipal corporation approval you need not bow down to neighbour pressure tactics 

1) Yes, you can have drainage as per your layout of plotting and wastage of water should be disposed in your city's main drainage line.

2) As per Easement Act you have full rights to dispose your waste water.

As per rules you have to construct a rain harvest system inside your house for parnala ( Rain water). 

Hello,

Yes you can have the same and if your are being threatened at the behest of the locals then lodge a police complaint and if the police refuses to lodge a complaint then file a case before the magistrate. 

Regards 

1. As per the information mentioned in the present, makes it clear that your fundamental rights of having a decent life is been hindered by your neighbour.
2. If, the area is of street in nature then I suggest you to have use of that without being afraid of anyone. But, the land should not be of his part as prirvate one.
3. You can file a suit for permanent injunction against him from stopping you to use the same.

1. You can make gate as well parnala in your own and and no one can tasie any objection to it.

The police has nothing to do in this as this is a civil dispute.

2. In any event you should not have closed the gate. Now to stop his  further illegal activities file a suit for declatation and injunction in local civil court.

3. Lodge complaint with the local authroty about not lettting you use the drainage facility and public pathway.

You should make sure that your drianage do not flow into your neighbor's plot or property.

Section 7, Easements Act, under which every owner of a land has a right that the water of every natural stream which passes over his land in a defined natural channel shall be allowed by other persons to flow within such owner's limits without interruption and without material alteration in quantity, direction, force or temperature.

The land is subject to right of drainage and rights in respect. ... It means that a neighbouring property has the right to use any pipes and drains on the property for the flow of water and drainage.