Gurgaon: Rwas representatives and residents of several housing communities in new sectors along the Dwarka Expressway meet MLA Satya Prakash Jrawta and raise several problems regarding regional development.
Residents highlight the lack of maintenance of road sector, non-functional street lights, penetrating greenbelts, women’s safety and road safety among other civil issues during the meeting.
About 50 residents of various communities, including Mapsko Casabella, Royalville, Paradise, Vatika Seven Lamp, Lifestyle, K-Block, G-21, SS Coralwood, Emaar Palm Gardens, Palm Hills, Bestech Ananda, Supertech, Supertech, Supertech, Supertech Araville, Microthek Greenburg, DLF Nth-86, Pyramid Urban Homes and Vardhaman Flora, attended the meeting.
They also raised the problem of the 24-meter internal sector road and urged MLA to take problems with the government to bring some policy changes to provide better road connectivity in new sectors.
Ravikant Sharma, Rwa General Secretary of the Umang Winter Hills, said: “We have increased the lack of civil infrastructure facilities.
There is no 24M internal road connectivity for our society because of the bureaucratic and road obstacles, which we have used as an alternative in dilapidated conditions.” Residents showed That they were happy when the corporation of the city of Manesar was formed in December last year, but not much has been done to increase the overall infrastructure in the area.
“It’s been eight months since the establishment of a civil body but there is still no clarity in the development of the development that is delayed by GMDA, HSVP and other government institutions,” said Rao Dharamveer Singh, President of Rwa from Mapsko Casabella.
Meanwhile, Jrawta assured residents.
He said, “I will see a problem raised at the meeting and will talk to the authorities.”
New sector residents meet MLA to mark infrastric problems
