Outstanding work, @MumbaiPolice! 👏 You’ve once again given us a live demonstration of how the VIP culture works, and how being a commoner is apparently a punishable offence.🥵
Two Indias. Two sets of rules. One glorious VIP culture!
What a shame!
Year after year the same story repeats! No accountability, no structural fixes.
Gurgaon Citizens left to suffer despite contributing 70% to states taxes.
It must take enormous motivation to get ready every morning, commute from Ballabgarh towards Gurugram, arrive at a bus stand like this -and still take out your phone, record it, share it and hope that this time someone will care enough to act.
Our dear member Sumit Tayal has been doing exactly that for 3 years.
3 years of documenting and reporting waste dumping and burning.
3 years of raising concerns.
3 years of hoping the civic authorities -including CAQM/CPCB -will hold the local authorities accountable and fix ground situation
And yet, here we are.
Open dumping. Open burning. Food waste, cups, plates, fruit waste, straws and plastic around vendor stalls. Stray cattle. Open defecation. Road dust. Filth.
As Sumit says in the video:
“सामने ही पुलिस चौकी और नगर निगम फरीदाबाद का कार्यालय भी है, तब ये हाल है।”
The police post is right there.
The Municipal Corporation Faridabad office is right there.
Then how does this become #normal?
@PMOIndia -how does the government expect people to shift to public transport to reduce congestion and emissions when this is what awaits them?
We aren’t asking for an airport lounge.
We are asking for a decent bus stand in 2026: clean surroundings, functional toilets, drinking water, proper waste collection, source reduction and segregation, a system for vendors to manage their waste, no dumping or burning and a paved, usable approach road.
And yes, we have all seen how quickly public spaces can be cleaned and made presentable when a VIP event is expected.
So clearly, it can be done.
But perhaps ordinary commuters know the truth:
#We_are_not_VIPs_But_We_pay_taxes, use public transport and ask for basic civic infrastructure -while being lectured about our bhagidari.
@MoolChandSharma ji a bus stand in 2026 should not look like 1426.
@VipulGoelBJP ji The SWM Rules, 2026 are in force.
Three years of citizen documentation is enough.
Please inspect. Please enforce. Please fix. And please tell citizens what action has been taken.
Sumit has done his part.
Now, who will do theirs?
@cmohry@HaryanaRoadways@csharyana@ulbharyana@Haryana_spcb@BallabgarhR@CPCB_OFFICIAL@CAQM_Official
#Ballabgarh #Faridabad #HaryanaRoadways #PublicTransport #WasteManagement #SWMRules2026 #OpenDumping #WasteBurning #CleanAirBharat #CivicAccountability #SmartCity
@PTI_News@moefcc@MoHFW_INDIA
A compilation of photos from Sectors 50-67 documenting civic neglect and the prolonged exposure to dhool and dhua- a public health hazard that residents in these areas have endured for years and continue to face today.
We may well be 25 years away from clean air unless sustained enforcement, accountability, and robust systems are put in place. It would take an army at every nook and corner of the city to manage the problem otherwise.
Surely, you will agree with the below appended appeal to the Hon’ble Prime Minister to fix this city and hold the offices of the Chief Minister of Haryana accountable. This is a silent public health tragedy. An entire generation is growing up breathing this air and living in these surroundings.
#Gurugram #Health #Governance #AirPollution #Accountability
@PMOIndia@byadavbjp@JPNadda@NayabSainiBJP@Rao_InderjitS@RaoNarbir