Gurugram: Damaged roads and holes in several parts of the city have become pain for passengers.
Jalan Pataudi, Jalan Barai, Sector 37C Road, Internal Road in Sector 10, Stretching from Honda Chowk Hero to Umang Bhardwaj Chowk, Dwarka Expressway Road is the worst affected.
And with rain monsoons, residents say all these stretches have changed to worse and need urgent improvement.
The 37C sector road is completely damaged, adding to the misery of commuting using stretches every day.
“For the past four years, we have raised problems on different platforms and also brought this to local MLA notifications.
But our complaints repeatedly only fall on deaf ears,” said Deepchand Yadav, a resident.
“About 5,000 families live in this area in different housing communities and use this road.
And every time it rains, stretching is prone to accidents as a four-foot hole emerged.” Some stretches in the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) and sector 86 are also in conditions.
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Residents said the main problem they faced when raising complaints was to first identify road jurisdictions because a number of government institutions involved.
“I live in sector 86 and have to go every day to my workplace in sector 44.
There isn’t even a 100 meter stretch on the road that I took from circle 4 to Rampura Chowk, which even and wasn’t damaged.
Authorities must improve stretching on priority So that inhibits traffic and accidents are prevented, “said Nitin Gupta, a resident.
MCG officials said they planned a major overhaul of the main roads under the jurisdiction of the civic body.
“We plan to fully redesign Pataudi Road and the estimated project fees will be around Rs 150 Crore.
We also plan to repair and repair sector 10A and other roads under MCG jurisdiction.
The work will begin soon,” said Thakur Lal Sharma, Chief Engineer, Mcg.
GMDA officials did not respond to TOI query.
Stretching elongated from the Honda Chowk hero to Umang Bhardwah Chowk came under GMDA.