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Posh colony but problems galore

Residents of the posh Ardee City in Sector 52 are a worried lot. Spread across 204 acres, the area looks well-maintained from outside, but residents are plagued by unhygienic conditions, poor roads and stray animals. Divya Sethi reports.

Updated on: Mar 12, 2012, 01:12:20 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Gurgaon
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Residents of the posh Ardee City in Sector 52 are a worried lot. Spread across 204 acres, the area looks well-maintained from outside, but residents are plagued by unhygienic conditions, poor roads and stray animals.

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There is a plot between Block D and E of Ardee City, which falls under Wazirabad village. According to law, residents of the locality cannot get a wall constructed on the plot. One can spot stray animals roaming in the area.

The stink and dismal cleanliness make life difficult for people living nearby.

Besides, there is another locality near Block D, Indira Colony, which is not a part of Ardee City.

Though there are four gates, Ardee City is known as an open gate colony. The locality shares boundaries with Wazirabad village.

Residents of the village have an easy access to the locality. Though there are 20 security guards on duty at a time, nobody inquires about the identity of visitors.

“What is the point of having gates and deploying guards when they don't even question visitors. Visitors are not asked as to whom they want to meet and the purpose. This poses a serious threat to the security of residents,” said Satish Kaushik, a resident.

“We are getting the road carpeting done. The work will be completed in one month. Residents will have to pay extra for security, for which they are not ready,” said Anil Hasija, vice-president, Ardee City Management.

He said the MCG in the last one month, has shifted 35 pigs and other stray animals. “ But, we can't bring in the changes over night."

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