Municipal Corporation Of Delhi — Bad sewage and worse roads/ streets of locality

Hi,

Good day,

This is in regards to the bad conditions of sewage and roads and streets in the area. There has been no significant development in the area of maintaining proper sanitation and roads. Kindly refer to the pictures and videos attached. How sever it is, it has been more than 6+ year that anybody has even repaired a patch in our area. The streets have been dug up for some lines work that needs to be done and its more than 1.4 year that nobody even came to fill those pot holes. Various minor accidents have been already taking place. it's very heartwrenching to see senior citizens falling on the streets and this is totally inhumane not sure what's going to be the next point of escalation as we are already facing a pandemic now the monsoon has also come the streets are badly blocked by water there's going to be a high risk of spreading of various diseases which could be fatal for some. Rats have been also an issue as poor hygiene conditions rats colonies have been able to develop and we all know how fatal can rats is as they can transmit and spread of plague have legal basis for right to sanitation which can be found in the Constitution of India. The fundamental rights enshrined in Chapter III contain Article 21, 5 Right to life, which encompasses within it, the right to live with dignity. Lack of effective sanitation measures is one of the biggest hurdles in realisation of the fundamental rights of
right to life as also other fundamental rights. Inadequate sanitation is a pervasive problem which invades our true freedom and liberty and in turn, denies the fullest enjoyment of our rights.

This above problem mentioned is mainly of Sainik Nagar/Gulab bagh Nawada, Uttam Nagar, New delhi 110059. The picture provided of a block of gulab bagh and sainik nagar street near durga mata mandir.