Gurugram, July 31 -- Illegal dumping of construction and demolition (C&D) waste and municipal solid waste has resurfaced at multiple locations along the Gurugram-Faridabad Road, with residents alleging that damaged fencing and inadequate monitoring by civic authorities allowed the problem to recur. Commuters have also raised concerns over rising dust pollution along the stretch. According to residents, fresh dumping has been spotted despite earlier action by civic authorities. They added that the iron-mesh fencing installed earlier this year to prevent illegal dumping has been damaged at several locations. The Gurugram-Faridabad Road has witnessed repeated instances of illegal dumping, with HT previously reporting on the issue. Shikha Chauhan, a commuter, said that while dumping had reduced for some time, fresh dumping spots have emerged near Khushboo Chowk and the Gwal Pahari area. Ruchika Sethi, founder of citizen-led group Clean Air Bharat and a Gurugram resident, said, "Vehicles carrying construction-site waste are not being tracked, allowing contractors to dump it wherever they want." Devender Bishnoi, consultant sanitation inspector at the MCG, said, "We will visit the area to assess the scale of dumping and further strengthen surveillance along the stretch." Meanwhile, residents have also raised concerns over rising dust pollution along the stretch, particularly near the Bandhwari landfill. On dust pollution, Bishnoi said, "We will ensure that proper water sprinkling is carried out on the road daily to control dust pollution."...