Noida: Few minutes Heavy rain On Wednesday, the smoke of preparation was thrown in Dadri’s PG College ground in front of the Chief Minister. Yogi AdityanathTour out of gear.
While the CM landed directly on an elevated platform from his personal chopper, people had to lay down bricks and wooden planks just to reach the venue as the complex was flooded and filled with mud.
Local residents say that the leaders are engaged in a struggle over Jahan’s identity. Samrat Mihir Bhoj, ignoring the real problems they face: regular traffic congestion and intense waterlogging during monsoons. Some local residents also expressed disappointment that despite the circumstances on Wednesday, the CM did not mention or indicate any improvement in civic infrastructure or development projects for the area.
“Traffic is a constant problem in Dadri, which has very narrow roads. If the traffic is not diverted towards the bypass, then there is a situation of jam for hours. Around the bus stop, which is very close to the CM’s venue, buses occupy the entire road,” said Surendra Bhati, a local resident.
Water logging is also a major concern during monsoon. After the rain, the area remains waterlogged for several days. The villagers allege that the drains were not cleaned before the rains.
“Sewer water overflows after good rains. When it is abandoned, it gets stored in an open plot near the Roopwas bypass. The issue has been taken up several times with the municipality but hardly any improvement can be seen,” said Sunil Sharma, another resident.
Inaugurating the 15-feet tall statue of Raja Mihir Bhoj on Wednesday, the Chief Minister spoke about his legacy and the contribution made by various local leaders in the freedom struggle. However, the problem of the local people was not solved.
While the CM landed directly on an elevated platform from his personal chopper, people had to lay down bricks and wooden planks just to reach the venue as the complex was flooded and filled with mud.
Local residents say that the leaders are engaged in a struggle over Jahan’s identity. Samrat Mihir Bhoj, ignoring the real problems they face: regular traffic congestion and intense waterlogging during monsoons. Some local residents also expressed disappointment that despite the circumstances on Wednesday, the CM did not mention or indicate any improvement in civic infrastructure or development projects for the area.
“Traffic is a constant problem in Dadri, which has very narrow roads. If the traffic is not diverted towards the bypass, then there is a situation of jam for hours. Around the bus stop, which is very close to the CM’s venue, buses occupy the entire road,” said Surendra Bhati, a local resident.
Water logging is also a major concern during monsoon. After the rain, the area remains waterlogged for several days. The villagers allege that the drains were not cleaned before the rains.
“Sewer water overflows after good rains. When it is abandoned, it gets stored in an open plot near the Roopwas bypass. The issue has been taken up several times with the municipality but hardly any improvement can be seen,” said Sunil Sharma, another resident.
Inaugurating the 15-feet tall statue of Raja Mihir Bhoj on Wednesday, the Chief Minister spoke about his legacy and the contribution made by various local leaders in the freedom struggle. However, the problem of the local people was not solved.
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