The black mole of Defence colony (central Nallah park) is once again in very bad condition due to careless maintenance of this so-called park. The park is now full of garbage, overgrown grass, dog-poop, empty bottles and what not as there is no systematic cleaning and maintenance of the park.
Why is this happening?
• The Nallah project was never completed and has been left between DDA and MCD who are not able to take the responsibility of cleanliness and maintenance.
• The underneath of Nallah is full of stagnant water, garbage and poisonous gases which are not only for human but also for equipment like AC, Water machine, waterpipes etc.
• There is flow of outsiders in the day who keep throwing garbage all over the place: there are many who use this park for drinking in the evening and throw empty bottles etc.
How To Make This Nallah Park Useful for The Residents?
• The RWA must coordinate with DDA for the completion of this project to take care of park as well as under the park for smoother flow of drain water;
• The Horticulture department must be contacted for the availability of water for the plants, pruning of trees etc.
• The DDA or MCD must create few toilets on the Nallah park to enable the daily walkers to use them in case of need;
• The Lights on the parks are either fused or hidden by overgrown trees; the lights must be repaired on priority as the winters are about to begin and it will get dark very soon.
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