Gurgaon: After being installed to increase aesthetics but now die, the fountain in the Sector 14 has become a sight of residents.
Established in Jayanti’s baby park by Haryana Urban Development Authority, now HSVP, in 2010-2011, fountains become non-functional in several years.
Residents said they had made several complaints about this problem but failed to attract the attention of the authorities concerned.
Kalyan Singh Sharma, a resident, said, “For the past five years, I have pursued this problem with the authorities.
Huda spent lakh in this fountain, but no one cares about his maintenance.
Why can’t you keep it.
Installation?” Citizens Demand so that the authorities change functionally functionally again or remove them from the park.
Hoshiyar Singh, one of the residents, said, “The fountain only creates a disturbance, with wild plants and the surrounding garbage.
During the rainy season, water will accumulate there, become potential soil breeding mosquitoes.
Children play in the park, and always There is a possibility of someone injured.
So, if they don’t want to maintain a fountain, they should at least delete it and develop the landscape.
“” Meanwhile, the swing in the park has been damaged, and horticultural waste lying here, unattended for months.
Rs 40,000 per month is spent on garden maintenance, where is the money happening? ” Asked Dinesh Agrawal, former President of Rwa in this sector.
DS Bhadana, MCG Executive Engineer for Horticulture, said that the corporation will replace the fountains in the park with more greenery.
“The situation does not encourage us to dispose of more water in the fountain, considering Gurgaon is in the dark zone and we use recycled water for sprinkling.
Instead, we will develop more green areas.
The area will undergo landscaping, and we will Increase the green element in the park.
We previously found an example of an anti-social element that removes fountain nozzles, changing the maintenance of this fountain into an expensive affair.
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The fountain to gave Jayanti’s garden was dead, say residents; MCG will get rid of it
