India, Aug. 12 -- Residents of Sushant Lok phase 2, a residential colony developed in the 2000s and now home to at least 8,000 families, have raised concerns over poor road infrastructure, inadequate street lighting, irregular garbage collection, water supply disruptions and waterlogging, alleging that several issues have persisted for years without a permanent solution.

Residents said several internal roads remain damaged, while poor drainage leads to waterlogging after rainfall. They also alleged that inadequate street lighting and irregular sanitation services are adding to safety and hygiene concerns in the colony.

Roads, streetlights

Pawan Yadav, president of the Residents' Welfare Association (RWA), said nearly seven kilometres o...