Gurgaon: Some Sector 9A residents have complained to the head of the MCG that the responsibility of maintaining the center of their local community has been transferred from RWA to the Environment Committee without telling them.
Members of Rwa, who have maintained a community center since January 2019, said the city corporation had not yet cleared the contribution since March that year.
They alleged that even though maintenance had been submitted to the Committee of Bangsing in September last year, Rwa had handled all community centers without knowledge about the transfer.
“We have chased them for the past two years to clean up contributions worth around Rs 10 Lakh.
The money is to maintain a community center and order amount.
We recently learned that maintenance was handed over to the Ward Committee in September 2020.
Then, why we maintain Facilities until July 202? “Asked Suraj Lalit Bihola, Secretary General of Sector 9A RWA.
“According to the MCG rules, only community centers that can be managed by the environmental committee that have not been submitted to RWA at all or where RWA is not registered under the HRR Law, 2012, or where there is a dispute.
However, none of them This condition is in effect here.
The MCG itself gave us the responsibility of maintaining a community center in January 2019.
In addition, civil bodies have not cleaned our contributions before handing it, “said Vinod Arora, President Rwa.
Pradeep Ahlawat, commissioners together at MCG, said the decision to transfer the maintenance of the community center was taken after many deliberation.
“It is a policy decision.
However, I need to check whether maintenance contributions have been removed or not,” he said.