'No road work has been done for the last 5 years', locals are troubled by basic problems, 200 crore iconic road is a model of indiscriminate planning!

The Congress has announced a fight against the ruling party BJP in the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation elections. At that time, Ward No. 10, which is considered to be the most developed for the premium lifestyle. Despite the indiscriminate plans in the name of development in the 10th, the basic problems are still there. At that time, the team of Divya Bhaskar Digital went to the ground to know the real ground reality and did a reality check here, especially the poll of bad roads and unplanned plans. Terming the 200 crore iconic road as the best example of indiscriminate planning, a local said, "First the iconic road was made without any cuts and then the road was demolished again. At that time, as soon as we went to Randesan, we saw the roads that broke the waist beads. Local Kamlesh Trivedi said, "No road work has been done here for the last 5 years. The 200 crore iconic road is a great example of reckless planning! More than Rs 200 crore has been spent on developing the first 80-meter iconic road of the capital from Bhaijipura to Gift City, which is the dream project of the Prime Minister. But was micro planning done in coordination with every department to construct this iconic road or not? Because even after spending a lot of money on this one iconic road, new plans, including beautification, have been floated here. On the other hand, there is no shortage of green trees to make a six-lane road. In particular, Mayor Miraben Patel's ground report for Ward 10 has revealed that the locals are suffering from internal destruction and basic infrastructure problems behind the glittering exterior development. The iconic road was built without any cuts Local advocate Saloni Makwana said, "For a long time, we people have been coming to sit on this road with my friend circle. This road is called the iconic road of Gandhinagar. It has also been found that a project grant of more than Rs 200 crore has been approved on this road. "If the cut has not been made, then how can the locals cross the road and go from one side to the other? When they came to know about it, they made a new grant, a new grant was sanctioned, and they started demolishing the road again to cross the road. Now the thing is that if you are constructing such a long road, then the engineer should know how to go even if someone has to take a U-turn. Now that you are removing this fencing and replacing it with another one, no one knows where the old iron goes.' In such a bad condition that the roads break the waist beads. When we entered Randesan village, we found the roads in such a bad condition that it broke the waist beads. The roads have been dug up to lay a network of underground pipes. In addition, in the name of development, new roads have been planted with green trees. Bhausinh Gohil of the village said, "These roads have been placed in the middle of the mare . Now they do not repair them. We have a problem of bringing a car every day. There is a puncture in the car, there is a lot of problem. All I want to say is that at present there is a BJP government, the BJP should fix the roads, we pay the tax. We pay the light tax, the water tax, everything. Even then we do not get relief. 'No road work has been done here for the last five years' Local Kamlesh Trivedi said that there has been a problem of roads here for the last several decades. The entire road is full of potholes and there is no solution to the problem of rainwater. There has been no external development of Gandhinagar, but there has been no internal development. The so-called Iconic Road has been built outside Gandhinagar. But what is the situation inside Gandhinagar? You can see that no road work has been done here for the last five years. The garbage of the surrounding society is dumped. Due to the poor condition of the road, the tyres of the bikers who come out get punctured. 'There is a bad situation, but the water in anyone's stomach is not moving' Vinod Vaghela, who has been living in Sector 7 area for 36 years, said, "The roads here are so broken that there is no question about it. Even if we drive, the condition of the car deteriorates. Despite such a bad situation, no one's stomach is bothered. These people started building roads only when the elections were approaching. So I am saying that we need some change. 'Everyone in our village is at a disadvantage' Palakben Ajit Singh Gohil, who is contesting from Randesan village and Congress ward 10 seat, said, "Our village does not have roads, hospitals and schools. If the road is broken, it is not repaired quickly. All the public facilities in our village are inconvenienced. If I come, I will solve it.