Communication partner, Garhmukteshwar. The problem of waterlogging and mud in many villages and link roads of the tehsil area has become a cause of trouble for the people. Due to lack of drainage or storage place, dirty water keeps flowing on the roads. Deep potholes on the roads are increasing this problem further.
Deep potholes, waterlogging and mud in many villages of the tehsil area and on the link road have become a problem for the pedestrians. From Simbhaoli town Harora Mode, a route goes to about 20 villages Badda, Nayabans, Bangoli, Hajipur, Kurana, Muradpur, Dariyapur, Birampur, Razhaida, Ratupura, Saina, Harora, Jamalpur, Bharna, Seeganpur, Rajhati, Razapur etc. as well as Bibinagar and Sayana of Bulandshahr district.
Hundreds of shops and houses are built on this route. Here, drains were constructed on both sides at a cost of lakhs of rupees, but due to lack of water storage space, water is flowing on the road after the drain overflows. Thousands of pedestrians are being forced to wade through the filth and mud here.
Similarly, dirty water from drains is accumulating near Sarvodaya Public School. Students are being forced to wade through this dirty water. Similarly, in Rajapur village, water is flowing on the roads due to the drains not being cleaned and the water harvesting system not being strong.
Here the villagers are forced to wade through mud and filth even to carry out their daily work. Devotees are quite troubled due to waterlogging and mud on the banks of Ganga near Swargadwari in Pushpavati Pooth village. The situation is more or less the same in Harora also. Here, deep potholes and waterlogging on the main road are troubling people.
Due to lack of drainage and storage system, water is flowing on the roads. The pedestrians passing through here are quite worried. Many times they even fall and get injured.
Drains were built at a cost of lakhs of rupees, but there is no place to store water. As a result, after overflowing, water is flowing on the roads. While thousands of pedestrians pass through here every day
In Rajapur village, due to lack of cleaning of drains and no arrangement for water harvesting, there is waterlogging on many roads of the village. People are being forced to come out of dirty water.
Even after complaining several times the problems are not being resolved. Dirty water is filling outside the houses in Rajapur village. Children and elderly people are getting injured by falling into mud and waterlogging.
"Correspondence will be sent to the concerned department to resolve the problems. Pedestrians will not be allowed to face any kind of trouble."
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