India, Aug. 5 -- Residents of South City-1, one of Gurugram's premium residential localities spread across nearly 300 acres, have raised concerns over delayed infrastructure projects, poor sanitation, deteriorating parks, inadequate upkeep of the Silokhra pond and recurring waterlogging, alleging that civic maintenance has failed to keep pace with the area's needs.

Road infrastructure emerged as one of the key concerns, with residents alleging delays in the smart road project of Municipal Corporation of Gurugram and use of substandard construction material. They also questioned the design of the project, saying the plans were prepared nearly five years before execution and do not reflect present-day requirements.

Sagar Bhola, president ...