Greater Noida: ‘no cam (maintenance of public areas), no sound’ – read banners broadcast by residents of Gaur City 5th Avenue on their balcony and at the main gate of their housing community in Greater Noida.
Yes, this time, this time, residents The community has threatened to boycott the upcoming assembly poll if their old demand delayed for the submission of CAM funds by the developer to the Association of Community Apartment owners (AOA) is not facilitated by the MLA leader or authority.
According to him for residents, they have asked the developer to transfer cam funds to AOA for a long time now.
But the builder has not obeyed repeated requests.
The population also claims that their demands for state hospitals and better public transport facilities have not been addressed.
There are 1,340 flats in the housing community and around 3,000 eligible voters – and all support ‘unconvably, silent’ campaigns.
Anupam Jain, President Aoa from Gaur City 1, said, “We have demanded the submission of CAM funds for a long time.
But this has not happened.
This affects the maintenance of the community.
That is why we now put up banners.” “We also face many other problems.
If I especially talk about Greater Noida (West), it is a small town, the population is increasing on that day.
However, there are still lack of basic facilities such as metro connectivity.
Lakh residents depend on autos and taxis.
Also, there is no ganga water supply here , “he added.
Sanjay Rajput, Aoa General Secretary of the apartment complex, said that while the area did not have a government hospital, there was no single bridge or signboard on the main road and there was no bus connectivity between Noida, Ghaziabad and Delhi.
“Before the lip, there was a bus service from Gaur City to the sector 32 metro stations in the morning and evening.
However, this is not available now,” he said.
In the condition of the community, he said, “poor maintenance has resulted in plaster who peeled the walls and water leaks in the basement.
So why should we choose?”
Order Curt Residents for the Government: ‘No Cam, No Vote’
