National Highways Authority Of India [NHAI] — chandni chowk flyover and the, metro labour camp set up at kokate waste bavdhan

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Pune, Maharashtra, 411021

This is in line with my earlier complaint: dist/mnpn/2020/17192 on aaple sarkar portal. We, residents at gera's isle royale are suffering due to multiple issues. 1. Metro camp set up leading to sanitation and hygiene issues. 2. Metro camp bringing in heavy vehicles like cranes, excavators and trucks, buses to park as well as to transport people. 3. Latest issue is the chandnichowk flyover work that is happening are dumping their rubble somewhere inside the hills, passing through isle royale complex at kokatewasti, near chandnichowk, pvpit college. 4. As such, we do not have proper access roads, and yet these roads are used by the heavy machinery by flyover project as well as metro project and even those kaccha roads are in very bad state. 5. We buy water from tankers (As we are not yet given water connection owing to road development delays), but to reduce pollution we are sprinklinkg water all over the road, problem is not our creation, we cannot spend on this wasteful expenses. We, residents took this place to be away from pollution and traffic, but these vehicles (Almost 80-100 heavy vehicles) passing by leaving pollution, dust and sound pollution 24* 7 is creating lot of issues. There are residents who suffer from allergies and other ailments and is creating more issues for them. What we need is : 1. The rubble disposal should happen from other roads, if it is a legal approved process 2. Metro camp should not be allowed to bring in heavy vehicles and park (They are receding the green cover, adding pollution). 3. Metro camp should be shifted as soon as possible, as we are tired of sanitation issues and other issues. We are continuously complaining to the authorities and we do not get any relief of all these problems. It is not done any more. Enough of all these. Please look into this and sort this problems asap, or we may have to escalate it to the higher authorities.