Greater Noida residents demand mother dairy booth, community centre amidst civic redress with Jewar MLA
GREATER NOIDA: Residents of Greater Noida will quickly get fundamental amentities after they raised problems with sanitation, encroachment, want for community centre and so on with Jewar MLA.
Residents of sector 36 of Greater Noida had a gathering with Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh on Sunday the place RWA president Kailash Bhati raised problems with sanitation, encroachment, want for community centre and so on.
The residents alleged that their sector still lack fundamental facilities equivalent to "no Mother Dairy booth or a community centre in the sector, all spherical damaged boundary walls of parks and no sanitation or cleanliness right here. There is not any action on those via Greater Noida authority on those issues in spite of repeated lawsuits,
Women including Kavita Singh, Archana Sharma, Rita Singh and Usha Singh from C block of the sector collectively raised problems with safety, encroachment, unauthorised parking via buses, no boulevard lighting fixtures and drunk brawls via anti social components in the sector. "We are going through immense problems of unattended rubbish and unauthorised parking via buses and private cabs in front of gate no. 4 of C block of the sector. Also, there are lots of non-functional boulevard lighting fixtures in the sector which go away dark unsafe patches at night," said Kavita Singh.
Usha Singh suggested MLA Singh to handle the problem of safety in the sector. "Anti-social components roam around drunk throughout night time ceaselessly enticing in fights and brawls amongst themselves or local residents. While thefts are common, we really feel unsafe to step out of our houses after dark," she said.
MLA Singh directed GNIDA officials to take speedy action at the lawsuits put forth via residents and maintained that "no laxity can be tolerated in terms of safety of girls, youngsters and senior voters. We will make certain all fundamental civic amenities to residential sectors."
Residents of sector 36 of Greater Noida had a gathering with Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh on Sunday the place RWA president Kailash Bhati raised problems with sanitation, encroachment, want for community centre and so on.
The residents alleged that their sector still lack fundamental facilities equivalent to "no Mother Dairy booth or a community centre in the sector, all spherical damaged boundary walls of parks and no sanitation or cleanliness right here. There is not any action on those via Greater Noida authority on those issues in spite of repeated lawsuits,
Women including Kavita Singh, Archana Sharma, Rita Singh and Usha Singh from C block of the sector collectively raised problems with safety, encroachment, unauthorised parking via buses, no boulevard lighting fixtures and drunk brawls via anti social components in the sector. "We are going through immense problems of unattended rubbish and unauthorised parking via buses and private cabs in front of gate no. 4 of C block of the sector. Also, there are lots of non-functional boulevard lighting fixtures in the sector which go away dark unsafe patches at night," said Kavita Singh.
Usha Singh suggested MLA Singh to handle the problem of safety in the sector. "Anti-social components roam around drunk throughout night time ceaselessly enticing in fights and brawls amongst themselves or local residents. While thefts are common, we really feel unsafe to step out of our houses after dark," she said.
MLA Singh directed GNIDA officials to take speedy action at the lawsuits put forth via residents and maintained that "no laxity can be tolerated in terms of safety of girls, youngsters and senior voters. We will make certain all fundamental civic amenities to residential sectors."
Greater Noida residents demand mother dairy booth, community centre amidst civic redress with Jewar MLA
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