GURUGRAM: Residents of new sectors 108-115, at the some distance facet of the railway tracks from NH-Eight, are aggrieved with PWD for not re-carpeting and fixing the only two 24m-roads — via Sai Kunj and Choma crossing — that provide those new sectors connectivity with the remainder of Gurugram. That is, if Dwarka Expressway isn't taken under consideration, being an extended route. Their ire is compounded through the truth that the Bajghera flyover, which used to be scheduled to be completed in December 2018, has ignored its first deadline.
Residents stated roads from Sai Kunj and Choma crossing leading to NH-Eight are crumbling, leading to worsening site visitors woes within the area already beset through the construction work at the flyover.
They stated work at the Choma crossing road wasn’t being initiated through PWD, whilst work on Sai Kunj road used to be struggling as there’s no readability over possession of the land.
“Work at the Bagjhera flyover started in 2016. It is meant to glue new sectors (108-115) with NH-Eight and past. But it ignored its first deadline already,” stated Yashish Yadav, a resident of Mahindra Lifespaces Aura flats. “We wouldn’t be that troubled with it, had the government rebuilt and re-carpeted the two keys roads that link us to the remainder of the town.”
At provide, residents of New Palam Vihar go back and forth by the use of Choma crossing road and Sai Kunj road. The former connects Block C of New Palam Vihar, whilst the latter connects Block D of the similar area, with old Gurugram. “Both roads are in dangerous form,” stated Santosh, every other resident. “We get stranded on them for hours. Even if accidentally we arrange to go the Choma crossing briefly, dangerous roads eventually beat us. Plus, there are iron rods sticking out from the perimeters of the road, which threaten car tyres. Many automobiles have faced burst tyres in the past.”
“The PWD started work at the Choma crossing road, but it surely were given stranded in August this yr, and didn’t restart,” stated every other resident Deepak. “The different road is stuck with land possession problems. We’re resigned to the truth that there won’t be any solution quickly.”
TOI spoke to Palam Vihar councillor Shakuntala Devi of BJP, who stated the proposal for re-carpeting of the road used to be yet to be formalised. “MCG is ready to officially take over the affected sectors. We expect it to occur in January. After that, we’re going to release tenders for re-carpeting this road,” stated Yadav.
Residents stated roads from Sai Kunj and Choma crossing leading to NH-Eight are crumbling, leading to worsening site visitors woes within the area already beset through the construction work at the flyover.
They stated work at the Choma crossing road wasn’t being initiated through PWD, whilst work on Sai Kunj road used to be struggling as there’s no readability over possession of the land.
“Work at the Bagjhera flyover started in 2016. It is meant to glue new sectors (108-115) with NH-Eight and past. But it ignored its first deadline already,” stated Yashish Yadav, a resident of Mahindra Lifespaces Aura flats. “We wouldn’t be that troubled with it, had the government rebuilt and re-carpeted the two keys roads that link us to the remainder of the town.”
At provide, residents of New Palam Vihar go back and forth by the use of Choma crossing road and Sai Kunj road. The former connects Block C of New Palam Vihar, whilst the latter connects Block D of the similar area, with old Gurugram. “Both roads are in dangerous form,” stated Santosh, every other resident. “We get stranded on them for hours. Even if accidentally we arrange to go the Choma crossing briefly, dangerous roads eventually beat us. Plus, there are iron rods sticking out from the perimeters of the road, which threaten car tyres. Many automobiles have faced burst tyres in the past.”
“The PWD started work at the Choma crossing road, but it surely were given stranded in August this yr, and didn’t restart,” stated every other resident Deepak. “The different road is stuck with land possession problems. We’re resigned to the truth that there won’t be any solution quickly.”
TOI spoke to Palam Vihar councillor Shakuntala Devi of BJP, who stated the proposal for re-carpeting of the road used to be yet to be formalised. “MCG is ready to officially take over the affected sectors. We expect it to occur in January. After that, we’re going to release tenders for re-carpeting this road,” stated Yadav.
No fix in sight for 2 roads that link new Gurugram sectors
![No fix in sight for 2 roads that link new Gurugram sectors]()
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December 31, 2018
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