Deccan Chronicle

SEVERAL CIVIC ISSUES, BUT FEW SOLUTIONS

- DC CORRESPOND­ENT

The Secunderab­ad Cantonment Board has finally met after more than three months on Thursday but had few solutions to a range of problems. These included civic issues including water shortage, improvemen­t of sewerage system at Tirumulghe­rry lake, completion of the Dr B.R Ambedkar Community Hall.

Board president Brig. M.D. Upadhyay, chief executive officer S.V.R. Chandrasek­har, MP Ch. Malla Reddy, legislator G. Sayanna, vice-president J. Ramakrishn­a were present along with other board members both elected and nominated.

Elected SCB member B. Anitha of Ward 3 stated, “The proposal to resolve water problem in the our ward was approved by the board. We wanted water supply to meet the growing demand as the population is increasing. Our residents hardly receive water once a week.”

Brig. Upadhyay said, “We will verify the issue in the area and forward your concerns to the competent authority. We well resolve the problem within 4 to 5 days.”

Mr J. Maheswar Reddy, elected member of ward 2, raised the point of collaborat­ing with the Hyderabad Metropolit­an Developmen­t Authority, as the cantonment was flanked by the GHMC on both side. He said, “In collaborat­ion with the HMDA, we can plan laying undergroun­d drainages and cement concrete roads.” He requested an enhanced budget of `8 crore. Brig. Upadhyay responded.

Regarding the Tirumulghe­rry lake, Mr Ramakrishn­a requested the improvemen­t and diversion of the sewerage system.

 ?? — DC ?? Secunderab­ad Cantonment Board members discussing the reopening of roads.
— DC Secunderab­ad Cantonment Board members discussing the reopening of roads.

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