Hyderabad: Telangana High Court on Tuesday’s interesting GHMC to maintain the road near the VIP area only while leaving the entire city to wrestle with holes in a bad road.
“Property tax and other taxes are paid by all citizens, but unfortunately GHMC concentrates more on VIP areas such as the MLA and MP colonies and Prashasan Nagar where IAS and IPS live.
All other areas have been ignored, leaving people to fight with horrible holes in Hyderabad streets, “said Chairman of the Chairman of Hima Kohli and Justice B Vijaysen Reddy while continuing the hearing of city streets that highlight.
A tree branch and the iron skeleton told Manhole riders under PVNR Flyoverthe Bench, which took reports published by ‘The Economic Times’ in the old couple spending their pension money to fill holes to prevent road accidents, ask their GHMC to explain.
The steps taken to make a safe road.
It was said that the city’s body underestimated the image of Hyderabad as a global city that emerged by ignoring road maintenance.
With a bench that made an unpleasant public, GHMC on Tuesday traced senior advice S Niranjan Reddy who said that they had now come out with a new system known as a comprehensive road management project (CRMP) where the contractor was responsible.
“Under new policies, putting the road and maintenance is the work of the contractor and he is responsible for the hole,” said the senior advisor.
“We have also begun to use bitumen modified polymers who are waterproof and can withstand heavy water logging,” he added.
The bench, however, said that using polymer bitumen is not new.
“Maybe it was taken to City now,” Bench said.
About why GHMC can’t repair the road before the rainy season, he admitted that they could not do enough but associate sufficient financial shortcomings.
The bench reminded GHMC advice that the city body can act first because most water logging areas are the same place for every rainy season.
When the senior advice of L Ravi Chander, appeared for pillist pills, carrying a notification of a bench that has been chosen by the Hyderabad Center to develop roads and other infrastructure, GHMC advisers say that they face funding problems in all finance.
Support.
“We produce their own funds, but maybe we must now seek state help.
We filled as many as 28,000 holes in the past five years,” he said when the bench asked whether GHMC had sought financial assistance from the country.
Niranjan Reddy also said that the GHMC had done a good job even though there were obstacles and today Hyderabad was only next to Delhi in providing civil facilities.
“Delhi becomes the national capital will never suffer from crisis funds.
We also use empty roads during locking to fix several roads,” said the senior advisor.