Udaipur Residents Report Local Infrastructure Problems via Bhaskar Samadhan

UDAIPUR, Oct 24: Residents of Udaipur have turned to the Bhaskar Samadhan platform to voice concerns about local infrastructure issues, including broken street lights and muddy roads. This initiative allows citizens to directly communicate their grievances to officials.

Rajendra Sharma, a resident near Krishna Colony, reported that street lights have been non-functional for a week, impacting the safety of local residents. Similarly, Lami from Janakpuri described the dangers posed by muddy conditions under a railway bridge, where rainwater accumulation has led to frequent accidents for two-wheeler riders.

Concerns about poor lighting in Garonda Colony were raised by Bharti, who noted that street lights in her area have been out for a month despite repeated complaints. Harish Kumar Harchandani from Ekling Nagar reported that drains have not been cleaned for six months, prompting pleas for urgent action. He mentioned officials attributing the lack of service to staff shortages.

Dasrath Soni from Shiv Nagar reported uncollected waste on the streets, stating that cleanliness is frequently overlooked. Following his complaint, local councilor Kamlesh Borana responded and addressed the issue promptly. Residents are increasingly using the platform to report such civic issues, which has led to a quicker response from local authorities.

Bhaskar Samadhan serves as a unique digital platform across the country, allowing citizens to post local civic issues. Officials can then see these complaints directly and take action accordingly. As the platform gains popularity, it has become more user-friendly, facilitating better communication between the public and administration.

Cleaning efforts have also been noted in other areas, with municipal workers responding to various complaints submitted through the platform. This direct line of communication aims to enhance community services and address long-standing issues effectively.