Gurgaon: Residents of Orris Carnation hit the road on Monday, allegating that the Civic’s body had failed to take action on their complaints from water to join in front of the public in the sector 85.
They submitted a memorandum to the MCM Commissioner and looked for immediate action, said their journey to other parts of the city It has been affected because of the slushy road.
They also threaten the stage of more protest, if the problem is not resolved in the next 15 days.
Residents alleged that they had faced problems over the past three years because the wastewater from the nearest villages continued to accumulate due to the lack of proper drainage.
The system in the area, causes difficulties for motorists and pedestrians.
Residents claimed to have submitted several complaints to Civic bodies, closing their main entrance a few months ago as a sign of protest to attract the attention of authority, but officials had closed their eyes against their complaints.
Ravi Yadav, a social worker and community residents said, “Because of the accumulation of wastewater in front of the colony, more than 1,200 families of society and 5,000 village families have been forced to dare private roads while traveling in the past three years.
It seems that all of us have fallen on Ear Deaf Satinder Bhatia, a member of the Rwa community said, “We can’t even access the road by car or bicycle, forget the problem faced by pedestrians.
With continuous water accumulation, the road has become slippery and odor, making our lives miserable.” Meanwhile, Senior MCM official said that they had initiated the tender process for road construction with drain.
“The process is in the final stages of approval and once we get it, we will share work orders.
We hope to start construction work in early February.”