Minister, civic officials to review infrastructure concerns of Manesar
Gurugram, Aug. 21 -- Union minister of state (MoS) Rao Inderjit Singh will hold a review of the infrastructure concerns on Friday, days after the chief principal secretary to chief minister, Rajesh Khullar, directed civic officials to address mounting complaints over poor sanitation, damaged roads, and gaps in basic services.
The MoS (independent charge) for statistics and programme implementation, planning, and culture will meet the Municipal Corporation Manesar (MCM) officials on August 22, taking stock of critical civic challenges, including rainwater management. The meeting comes against the backdrop of numerous complaints surfacing from residents and the RWAs on social media about piled up garbage, dysfunctional street lights, clogged drains, and water supply shortages in villages falling under the corporation's jurisdiction. An official letter from Singh's private secretary, Brahm Dutt, addressed to MCM commissioner Ayush Sinha states that the agenda will revolve around five key areas: cleanliness, drinking water, use of village land, community facilities, and rainwater management.
Sinha has been asked to ensure presence of all concerned officers. Cleanliness will be a central focus, with Singh expected to review garbage collection and disposal in villages. He will also examine the costs incurred on hired cleaning equipment, officials said....
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