Gurgaon: Residents of RD City Complained about the dilapidated condition of internal roads, the repair work was supposed to start two months ago. The MCG had allocated work on August 7 this year for the construction of 9m, 10m and 12m size paver blocks on the roads. Two tenders were floated for the work, bringing the total estimated cost of the revamp to Rs 3.9 crore.
However, no work has been done on the ground, alleged locals, adding that repeated complaints have been made to the MCG authorities but nothing has been done. According to the residents, the internal roads were laid by the developer a decade ago and since then the roads have been riddled with potholes and potholes. In 2020, residents raised money to re-carpet some streets after several accidents were reported in the past. Praveen Yadav, RWA president, RD City, said, “We followed up the matter with the contractor several times but got only assurances.
We also informed the MCG authorities about this matter but to no avail. The condition of the roads is deplorable, affecting traffic movement and increasing dust pollution in the surrounding area.” Spread over 209 acres in Sectors 51, 52 and 57, Ardi City houses about 2,500 families. Accepted. The colony was taken over by the MCG in June last year. “The wait for road construction has become endless as almost all the roads are in bad condition. Elderly people have stopped going out on foot.
They also complain of back pain while driving on bad roads. Frequent breakdowns of cars add to our woes,” said Chitali Mandhotra, RWA member. When contacted, a senior MCG official said, “I will direct the authorities to look into the matter. And action will be taken accordingly.”
However, no work has been done on the ground, alleged locals, adding that repeated complaints have been made to the MCG authorities but nothing has been done. According to the residents, the internal roads were laid by the developer a decade ago and since then the roads have been riddled with potholes and potholes. In 2020, residents raised money to re-carpet some streets after several accidents were reported in the past. Praveen Yadav, RWA president, RD City, said, “We followed up the matter with the contractor several times but got only assurances.
We also informed the MCG authorities about this matter but to no avail. The condition of the roads is deplorable, affecting traffic movement and increasing dust pollution in the surrounding area.” Spread over 209 acres in Sectors 51, 52 and 57, Ardi City houses about 2,500 families. Accepted. The colony was taken over by the MCG in June last year. “The wait for road construction has become endless as almost all the roads are in bad condition. Elderly people have stopped going out on foot.
They also complain of back pain while driving on bad roads. Frequent breakdowns of cars add to our woes,” said Chitali Mandhotra, RWA member. When contacted, a senior MCG official said, “I will direct the authorities to look into the matter. And action will be taken accordingly.”