Telangana Hyderabad People's Issues Remained Ignored for Year
Rajendranagar residents, irritated that their problems went unanswered for years, are hopeful that the authorities and representatives of the people would address these at the next elections. Residents enumerate a number of grave issues that they data-face, such as the threat posed by mosquitoes, poorly maintained public parks, a lack of sanitary conditions, and extremely hazardous roadways. As the state prepares for its third assembly elections, they are pressing the leaders for clarification.
In Attapur, community parks that were formerly well-liked hangouts have been abandoned for more than four years, serving as mosquito breeding grounds.
"I used to go for a walk in the park right across my house every evening and my children used to play there around four years ago," a Sirimallenagar resident said. The elderly would congregate and unwind. The park now resembles a little jungle more."
Strays lie around the barred gate of another park in Nalanda Nagar, which is located on the other side of the street and is covered in greenery.
Major intersections have poorly maintained roads, which causes traffic bottlenecks during rush hour. A senior person named Bhagyamma stated, "There have been a number of accidents on the sections, but our complaints have been ignored.
Md. Anwar stated that because of the severe mosquito threat, it was challenging to open windows in the evening. He claimed that the contaminated musi river is making this worse.
Hyderguda merchant Parameshwar Aggarwal stated, "Streetlights have not been functioning correctly for a number of years. Every time we file a complaint, there is a temporary agreement in place. It is concerning to consider the elderly and young people when we consider that darkness will return in two or three weeks.
According to Nikita Aggarwal of krishna Nagar, the open dumping ground just in front of the house is an eyesore on the upscale neighbourhood, making it hard to live there. It's hard for ladies to leave their homes because people throw away spirits bottles at strange hours, she claimed.
In Attapur, community parks that were formerly well-liked hangouts have been abandoned for more than four years, serving as mosquito breeding grounds.
"I used to go for a walk in the park right across my house every evening and my children used to play there around four years ago," a Sirimallenagar resident said. The elderly would congregate and unwind. The park now resembles a little jungle more."
Strays lie around the barred gate of another park in Nalanda Nagar, which is located on the other side of the street and is covered in greenery.
Major intersections have poorly maintained roads, which causes traffic bottlenecks during rush hour. A senior person named Bhagyamma stated, "There have been a number of accidents on the sections, but our complaints have been ignored.
Md. Anwar stated that because of the severe mosquito threat, it was challenging to open windows in the evening. He claimed that the contaminated musi river is making this worse.
Hyderguda merchant Parameshwar Aggarwal stated, "Streetlights have not been functioning correctly for a number of years. Every time we file a complaint, there is a temporary agreement in place. It is concerning to consider the elderly and young people when we consider that darkness will return in two or three weeks.
According to Nikita Aggarwal of krishna Nagar, the open dumping ground just in front of the house is an eyesore on the upscale neighbourhood, making it hard to live there. It's hard for ladies to leave their homes because people throw away spirits bottles at strange hours, she claimed.