India, Nov. 15 -- BJP councillor Harjeet Singh, 41, a Class 12 (arts) pass-out and the ward's first municipal councillor, says foundational infrastructure upgrades have been completed across all four villages, leaving his political future in the party's hands. I'm satisfied, substantial development has taken place across the ward. We ensured the Rs 80-lakh ward development fund was fully utilised for public works. Old sewerage and water pipelines have been replaced and five new tubewells installed to tackle water shortage. We installed LED streetlights, developed two open gyms, and renovated the dispensary at Makhan Majra. Overhauling the civic infrastructure in four merged villages-particularly replacing the entire network of ageing sewerage and water pipelines while simultaneously addressing water shortages-was a tough task. Managing the timeline for large-scale public works-such as launching the community centre project and initiating repairs on heavily damaged road stretches along with ongoing underground utility work-posed operational challenges. The construction of the community centre is the only major pending project. The ongoing road recarpeting, maintaining sanitation, improving drainage, and addressing civic concerns raised by residents-such as stray cattle, traffic management, and curbing drug-related nuisance-remain key areas that need sustained focus....