Gurugram: Legislator Badshapur Rakesh Daultabad was urged to intervene and accelerate the process of submitting assets to Manbar City (MCM) in ‘Janata Darbar’ on Sunday.
At the public meeting, organized by Independent MLA to hear complaints of residents living in the newly developed sector along the South Peripheral Road (SPR) and Dwarka Expressway, representatives from several population and sarpanches village associations also confirmed their request for it.
Construction of 5.6 km from crucial stretch between Rampura Chowk and Pataudi Road.
More than 400 people were present at the meeting which was also attended by officials of 36 departments, including Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), the Authority of Gurugram Metropolitan Development (GMDA), City Department and Planning (DTCP), Public Works, Public Works Department (PWD) , MCM and Haryana State Industrial and the Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC).
According to residents, nine months after the formation of MCM, the process of submitting the asset has not been completed.
These, they claim, inhibit the settlement of civilian problems, including maintenance of street lights and sanitation, in the area.
Praveen Malik, Vice President of the United Association of New Gurugram, told TII that MCM was formed with a vision to overcome civilian problems that had been ignored for years.
“Delays handed over assets to create obstacles in the development and resolution of regional civil issues.
For example, road lights in the area are managed by HSVP, but in the absence of their maintenance funds have been affected.” The population also urged Daultabad to develop Greenbelt in the area, accelerating land acquisition To provide water supply to sector 77 to 80.
“We highlight that the road near Harsaru Village on a very long way in a dilapidated state.
And demanding that it be maintained correctly.
We also look for street lights on this stretch.
Even though the water supply has been Starting in our area, but the local water tanker mafia creates a problem with often damaging the supply line.
We have asked the authorities to start a strict action on the perpetrators too, “Randhir Singh Redhu, President of Rwa Nbcc Heights in Sector 89, said.
Dalutabad has convinced to resolve complaints based on priority.
“I will talk to the department concerned to accelerate the process of delivering so that civilian problems can be handled on time.
In addition, I will talk to Senior ULB officials so that network sewerage and water supply can be taken over by MCM.” Daultabad said.