Gurgaon: The day after the 43-year-old Emerald Hills resident in Sector 65 died allegedly due to the delay in the arrival of an ambulance in the absence of the right road connectivity, the community residents held protests against districts and administrators on Saturday.
Residents said the three 24-meter internal sector roads were in the approved layout plan, but there was no one operating.
Residents, including women, children and senior citizens, caused slogans to developers and highlighted the fate of 2,000 families.
Residents claim that since July 19, when the only access road they surrendered, they had raised this problem with DTCP and filed a complaint from the CM window.
“Apart from the inspection on August 3 and direction to the developer to function two roads within 30 days, nothing happened on the ground,” said Rakesh Kaushik, President Ehpoa.
“We have told the authorities and developers before the rainy season about deteriorating road conditions but there was no action taken,” said Poonam Gupta, Vice President Ehpoa.
Emaar spokesman India said, “The 24 meter road to the condo is under the jurisdiction of local authorities.
This problem has been followed up with authority at various levels.
Repeated efforts have been made to improve but such efforts have been stopped by the locals.
We are waiting for intervention in the authority This problem.
“DTP (enforcement) Batth Hospital said,” Emaar is directed to do what is needed.
At some point, the landowner has stopped the repair work.
I will visit the site a week and will try to resolve the problem “Badshahpur MLA Rakesh Daultabad said, “Responsibility for road connectivity lies in the developer according to the law.
The road, who surrendered, belonging to the landowner and the developer took it a rental.
There was a dispute.
I was told by my team that the developer had the project right across the Emerald Hills and was well connected via 24m road.
I will ask the department to see the possibility Providing access through the project until the problem is resolved.
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Who will build the road to our society, ask the Emerald Hills residents, protest
