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file photoGurugram: Citizens are troubled by the non-availability of facilities here Sushant Lok 1 took to the streets on Sunday and protested accusing the MCG of inaction. GMDA, Corporation and DTCP.
With banners and slogans, the protesters gathered at Rajpath road, formed a human chain and marched to the Millennium City Metro station. Traffic movement was also affected by the protest.
Pointing to poor roads, sewage and drainage networks, they raised slogans such as “No facilities, no taxes” and “Work or leave the chair”, and also demanded that they pay fees such as property tax, electricity and sewage bills. will stop doing until the issues are resolved.
“There are uncontrolled commercial activities and encroachments in residential areas, but DTCP has repeatedly failed to take any action despite several complaints. Similarly, the GMDA is not ensuring proper maintenance of the greenbelt and fence to ensure that they are not encroached upon. While DHBVN has spent crores of rupees in the smart city, when it rains a little, the power supply gets disrupted, which also affects the water supply,” said Vishnu Khanna, RWA president of Sushant Lok 1.
RWA general secretary Deepak Verma said, “If things don’t improve, we will stop paying any bills and taxes to the corporation.”
Similarly, residents of Sector 40 also protested against the MCG. “We are demanding desilting of drains, installation of rain water harvesting system, repair of lights, renovation of parks and construction of water boosting station. We will intensify the protest if no action is taken,” said Bhupendra Yadav, RWA president of the sector.
MCG joint commissioner Naresh Kumar said, “The colony has infrastructure deficiencies which should have been rectified by the developer. We are doing development work in Sushant Lok 1 and other works are under tender process or estimate preparation. The infrastructure in Sector 40 is out of date. It takes time and people need to understand it.
