Gurugram News: प्रशासन से गुहार लगाकर हारे तो खुद भरवाए गड्ढे

Residents in Gurugram took matters into their own hands after the administration ignored pothole complaints, filling them themselves. Meanwhile, authorities launched pollution control measures like 24-hour surveillance at waste sites and initiated infrastructure projects, including sewer line work and e-bus additions. 2,435 kg of garbage cleared by Bittu’s cleanup team in one operation. Sewer line connection work begins in Civil Lines area. Gurugram Municipal Corporation to add 40 e-buses to its fleet.

Heavy vehicles face gates and height barriers to protect drains. GMDA surveys four rainwater drains for silt removal. Four people injured in three separate road accidents. Residents self-correct potholes, 24-hour waste surveillance, sewer line projects underway, e-bus fleet expansion planned. Drivers face worsening road conditions due to unfilled potholes, while pollution and drainage issues threaten public health. The new e-buses and surveillance could improve air quality and waste management, but enforcement of traffic rules and heavy vehicle restrictions remains unchecked.

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