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Councillor’s report card: Little to show by way of work, Rajinder Kaur Rattu’s ward remained neglected

Comprising Mauli complex, Charan Singh colony, Vikas Nagar, Shivalik Enclave and the Railway Colony in Mauli Jagran, BJP’s Rajinder Kaur Rattu represents the ward. While going to Panchkula, take a turn towards Mauli Jagran and carry on straight till Vikas Nagar via the Railway Colony or the Charan Singh Colony, rural Chandigarh will welcome you.

Updated on: Oct 29, 2016, 13:30:11 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Chandigarh
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Comprising Mauli complex, Charan Singh colony, Vikas Nagar, Shivalik Enclave and the Railway Colony in Mauli Jagran, BJP’s Rajinder Kaur Rattu represents the ward. While going to Panchkula, take a turn towards Mauli Jagran and carry on straight till Vikas Nagar via the Railway Colony or the Charan Singh Colony, rural Chandigarh will welcome you.

Allotment of 112 booths in her ward remained incomplete. (Sant Arora/ HT)
Allotment of 112 booths in her ward remained incomplete. (Sant Arora/ HT)

Broken roads with scary potholes, improper garbage disposal, water shortage at times, power cuts, broken swings in parks, poorly-maintained green belt and stinking narrow lanes describe ward number 24.

She had joined politics in 1993-94 following her husband’s footsteps. Later, she had become the president of the BJP’s women wing. She is known for taking up the issue of water shortage in her ward and seeking round-the-clock water supply, especially in Mauli Jagran. However, she did not start any new project during her tenure, but worked on old projects that had already been initiated.

A locality in Vikas Nagar is crying for attention.

The issue of opening up a shopping centre, where 112 booths were made has been pending since three years and not even a single booth has been allotted so far. Rajinder says that she had written to the commissioner and the administration a number of times but to no effect. While on cleanliness, she claims to have been taking personal interest in it. She says that residents tell her that Mauli Jagran has changed a lot in comparison to what it was five years ago. She also claims to have spent Rs 2.6 crore for laying the sewerage lines, but residents counter it by saying that the problem has not been solved.

Tomorrow: Ward 25 Gurcharan Das Kala

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ifrah Mufti

She is a staff reporter in Chandigarh. She covers schools and higher education.

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