Gurgaon: Damaged and dusty roads not only pose an accident risk for residents of Sushant Lok-2 but also kicking pollution in the area when the city air quality index (AQI) continues to be in ‘very bad category.
Built more than 20 years ago, the internal colony road desperately needs attention, the population claims.
However, despite complaints, the developers and authorities of citizenship do not handle their concern.
With almost no repair work in the past few years, most of the roads in the colony were in a sad state, said Pawan Yadav, a resident of Sushant Lok-2.
“The colony was developed for two decades back and the streets need to be accelerated again.
From stretching 52 km, only one to two kilometers carpeted back for the past year.
Since 2014, we have knocked on every door, but it seems that the authorities concerned have directed Eyes to the situation.
“Some residents complain of breathing allergies and eyes due to the number of dust particles suspended higher in the air.
“The uneven road is a serious safety and health problem.
This stretch does not only have a hole but the dust layer has been stored along the roadside that does not bother for maintenance agents.
We are forced to close our windows and gates at any time to keep dust From our house.
Senior citizens and children have been very affected, “Susheel Sharma, another resident, told TII.
However, Developers Colony said they did road repair work.
“Many residents do not pay maintenance costs even though we have repaired the road regularly.
There are many sustainable construction activities in the area and often heavy vehicles carrying interesting construction materials to the colony.
This only damages the way further,” Ajay Pandita, an ansal vice president Buildwell Ltd, said the developer.
Meanwhile, a senior official and state planning state (DTCP) said, “We have received complaints from occupants and some differences also found in the colony.
We are trying to solve this problem peacefully.
Until now, the responsibility of the colony lies in the developer as the city corporation Gurgaon (MGC) hasn’t taken over.
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