GURUGRAM: Residents of Sushant Lok 1 have raised considerations over encroachment and illegal rubbish dumping in the township’s green belts. Squatters and vendors have encroached on many green spaces and each MCG and HSVP have did not act on the factor, they alleged.
A talk over with to the spot on Tuesday confirmed that rubbish has been dumped on green belts a couple of metres forward of IFFCO Chowk and close to the junction of Galleria market and MG Road. Several hutments have arise on a vacant plot behind Bestech Centre Point in A-Block. Green belts on each side of M F Husain Marg are unkempt and a few pedestrians might be seen urinating there.
Fences of a few green belts are broken and stray farm animals steadily input via these points to munch on the trash.
The state of affairs is identical in C-Block, particularly close to Vyapar Kendra. “Green belts have been occupied by hawkers, who also sell off rubbish there. We have rubbish mounds instead of green spaces,” mentioned Vikas Yadav, a resident.
In A-Block, an illegal landfill has arise on HSVP land close to IFFCO Chowk.
“These spaces belong to HSVP, and a board pointing out that is put up there as smartly. A landfill has arise there. Some persons have also dug up the land and left mounds of soil. The highway close by, M F Husain Marg, is a very powerful one as Sikanderpur, MG Road and IFFCO Chowk metro stations are situated alongside this highway. Thousands of auto ply on the stretch every day. The state of affairs is even worse on the green belt behind the IFFCO construction,” mentioned Shankar, a resident.
Sumit Bhatia, president of Sushant Lok 1 RWA, mentioned they've apprised MCG concerning the topic. The township was once taken over by MCG earlier this month. On March five, MCG also launched tenders price Rs 44 crore for developmental paintings in the society. The corporation has also started paintings on streetlights in the area.
“MCG is responsive once we raise the problem with them. But squatters return a couple of days after encroachments are got rid of, and the cycle continues. To deter encroachers, we have deployed additional safety guards in C-Block. We also are regulating the access of vendors to the society in order that a minimal number of green spaces are occupied,” Bhatia mentioned.
Meanwhile, MCG officials mentioned they'd take strict motion in opposition to squatters. “Encroachment of public spaces might not be tolerated. We are taking motion on the topic,” an legitimate mentioned.
A talk over with to the spot on Tuesday confirmed that rubbish has been dumped on green belts a couple of metres forward of IFFCO Chowk and close to the junction of Galleria market and MG Road. Several hutments have arise on a vacant plot behind Bestech Centre Point in A-Block. Green belts on each side of M F Husain Marg are unkempt and a few pedestrians might be seen urinating there.
Fences of a few green belts are broken and stray farm animals steadily input via these points to munch on the trash.
The state of affairs is identical in C-Block, particularly close to Vyapar Kendra. “Green belts have been occupied by hawkers, who also sell off rubbish there. We have rubbish mounds instead of green spaces,” mentioned Vikas Yadav, a resident.
In A-Block, an illegal landfill has arise on HSVP land close to IFFCO Chowk.
“These spaces belong to HSVP, and a board pointing out that is put up there as smartly. A landfill has arise there. Some persons have also dug up the land and left mounds of soil. The highway close by, M F Husain Marg, is a very powerful one as Sikanderpur, MG Road and IFFCO Chowk metro stations are situated alongside this highway. Thousands of auto ply on the stretch every day. The state of affairs is even worse on the green belt behind the IFFCO construction,” mentioned Shankar, a resident.
Sumit Bhatia, president of Sushant Lok 1 RWA, mentioned they've apprised MCG concerning the topic. The township was once taken over by MCG earlier this month. On March five, MCG also launched tenders price Rs 44 crore for developmental paintings in the society. The corporation has also started paintings on streetlights in the area.
“MCG is responsive once we raise the problem with them. But squatters return a couple of days after encroachments are got rid of, and the cycle continues. To deter encroachers, we have deployed additional safety guards in C-Block. We also are regulating the access of vendors to the society in order that a minimal number of green spaces are occupied,” Bhatia mentioned.
Meanwhile, MCG officials mentioned they'd take strict motion in opposition to squatters. “Encroachment of public spaces might not be tolerated. We are taking motion on the topic,” an legitimate mentioned.
Ggn: Squatters clog green belts in Sushant Lok 1
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