India, April 2 -- A survey by the planning wing of the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) across seven roads from sectors 58 to 115 has flagged widespread deficiencies in road infrastructure, highlighting gaps in planning, maintenance and enforcement, officials said.

The report, submitted as a detailed presentation, identified broken footpaths, missing drainage, encroachments and poorly maintained green belts across multiple stretches. On the dividing roads between sectors 62/63 and 64/65, officials found large-scale dumping of construction and demolition (C&D) waste along roadsides and green belts, along with incomplete service roads, drainage systems and green belts.

The survey also noted unauthorised cuts in service r...