Gurgaon: Thousands of families living in sector 71 and commuting experienced a terrible time due to lack of street lights in the area.
They claim that the stretch that connects the South Peripheral Road (SPR) to CHD Avenue 71 does not have any source of lighting, while street lights on the stretch between Behrix and Fazilpur village remains non-functional most of the time giving anxiety and pedestrians.
Residents claim that it has been more than a year since the road that connects to the SPR was developed, but the lack of street lights was making it difficult for commuting to travel post-sunset.
They alleged that several complaints had been carried out to the authorities concerned but all their requests had fallen into deaf ears.
Unmukt Sharma, a resident of Andour Heights, “The two stretches that connect to our society are badly lit and cause serious security risks for passengers who pass through these streets.
From 900, more than 350 families today live here .
We have raised this issue several times on various platforms but to no avail.
in addition to the lack of street lights, roads that connect to the SPR does not have a path.
“residents claimed that many incidents of carjacking, snatching and harassment have been reported in the past because bintik- Dark spots.
Gaurav Kalra, a resident of Chd Avenue 71, said, “The street lights have not been installed in most places, while the other lights die due to lack of maintenance by the authority of the citizenship.
More than 750 families are influenced because of the authority.” So, stretching 3 km -Panjang between tulips violet in sector 69 for the Paras Irene in the sector 70A turned dark after sunset with the absence of a street light.
Rajat Srivastava, a resident of BPTP Astaire Gardens said, “For the past two years, we have pursued the authorities but nothing has been done so far.” Meanwhile, Arun Dhankar, a superintending engineer at HSVP, said that work on the installation of street lights was underway.
“Estimated installation has been submitted for approval from the headquarters”