Delhi road woes: HT readers' photos
A road in Janakpuri's Institutional Area in D Block is seen in a picture sent by HT reader Arun Banerjee.
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A road in Janakpuri's Institutional Area in D Block is seen in a picture sent by HT reader Arun Banerjee.
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Gupta says that the condition of roads in his area reflects the indifferent attitude of South Zone MCD. Courtesy MK Gupta
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Our reader MK Gupta sent this picture of a road in GK I and says that various letters, emails and calls to authorities have fallen on deaf ears. Courtesy MK Gupta
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HT reader Suresh Kumar sent this photo of a road in DLF's Phase-3 Bihari Market. Courtesy Suresh Kumar
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Kumar says that during the rains it becames impossible to pass through the road which gets clogged with water from sewers. Courtesy Suresh Kumar
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Another photograph sent by Suresh Kumar shows the condition of a road in DLF Phase-3 area. Courtesy Suresh Kumar
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HT reader Rohan Sethi of Mayapuri Industrial Area, Phase-1 says that it's impossible to reach his office because of trucks which create a jam near the Food Corporation of India office. Courtesy Rohan Sethi
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HT reader Ankit Khandelwal says that the roads in the Loha Mandi area of Naraina overflow with sewer water. Courtesy Ankit Khandelwal
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Khandelwal says that the roads in the Loha Mandi area have not any maintenance since the past two decades. Courtesy Ankit Khandelwal
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Khandelwal's says that even though Loha Mandi is the largest market of steel in Asia and one of the highest tax payers and revenue generators of the state, the roads have not been paved or maintained. Courtesy Ankit Khandelwal
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Sanjay Sood from Greater Kailash Enclave 1 says that the roads in his colony have started to wear off and potholes have begun to appear due to the fact that there is no drainage system in the area. Courtesy Sanjay Sood
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