Just two days of continuous rainfall puts a national capital to a standstill, highlighting the pathetic state of sewage system.
The
transportation is running at its own mercy, the roads hardly get any repair.
Much harrowing is the tale of roads that lead to interior parts. (By interior
part, I do not mean to say some remote village or such but lanes and by - lanes
leading to different part of Delhi). There are holes, breakages and unnecessary
speed breakers everywhere.
The sewage system is deplorable. No insect treatment is carried out. Fumigation is restricted to selected localities. No concern for people suffering Dengue, Malaria, Chikungunya and the like infections. And the so called ministers, health department, municipal corporation, they care and worry none.
This is just a small part of problems faced by people of Delhi – the Capital.
One thing the government is very particular about is that we file income
tax returns on time. And that is obvious too; these ministers need to stock up
their funds and accounts.
Government
talk of big things like FDI inflow, Make in India, Skill India etc. I realize
these are like huge achievements, but what about our basic rights?
Are
we becoming used to this suffering?
Falling ill due to negligence of Health
department, Municipal boards, is this our fate? I went to the local hospital for a blood test
and all I could see was people lying helplessly down with different sorts of
fever. All because of ill treatment of sewage water, improper drainage of rain
water breeds mosquitoes. Is this not the
loss of precious man-hours and man-power?
Last
month there was a casualty due to pothole on the road. People are suffering
spinal ailments due to poor roads. Do we all deserve this, after paying off all
our taxes on time?
The
Prime minister is busy making foreign tours. May be my small mind or little
knowledge is not able to comprehend the utility behind it. But he should at
least spare one week to just travel the entire nook and corner of Delhi with
his ministers. He should know the worth and reality of his capital city.
It is the same situation in most of India. Our country is run by another breed of mafias!
ReplyDeleteThe politicians make merry while we all suffer. Mafia is a very apt word.
DeleteHope things bocome better
ReplyDeleteHope is always there. Fingers crossed.
DeleteYes it was the same situation in Chennai last year!
ReplyDeleteIt is really pathetic. Disaster management is very poor here.
DeleteDon't forget the successful odd even rule.
ReplyDeleteSuccessful? There is very poor local transport. It was a suffering. How auto people misbehaved, ignored meter system, wanted to charge extra.
DeleteYes Swati Ji. We have, quite unfortunately, become used to suffering. The whole public sector as well as almost all the systems in India work this way only to the detriment and suffering of the commonfolk.
ReplyDeleteJitendra Mathur
You have said it very correct. We are becoming used to suffering. We are at times left with no option then to allow ourselves to be misused.
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