Issues faced by the people in Hari Nagar constituency
Winner and Runner up MLAs from Hari Nagar Assembly Constituency
Winner MLA | Party | Address | |
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Jagdeep Singh | AAP | 95, First Floor, Block-D Fateh Nagar, New Delhi-110018 | [email protected] |
Runner Up MLA | Party | Address | |
Shyam Sharma | SAD | 174, Pratap Nagar, Hari Nagar, New Delhi 110064 | N.A |
Khazanan Basti of Hari Nagar will give you a glimpse of rural Delhi. It is hard to believe that it's located in the capital city of the country. Congested roads, open sewage and foul smell of garbage & human waste makes it difficult to stand there for more than a minute. Just imagine the plight of the people who have been staying there for years!
Modi Ji, what about your plan to set up toilets in every village and making such basic amenities available to the deprived and the underprivileged section of society? If this is the state of affairs in "DELHI", the national capital of the country, then the scale of non-seriousness and negligence can be imagined in the rest of the country.
Second question that arises is that "No toilets means people answering the nature's call in open thus playing their part in defacing and non-cleanliness of the city". So what about the "Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan" Modi Ji?
The cleanliness drive is not meant only for a select few (people or areas), but such localities are the places for the drive to be carried out in. In the capital city, Delhi, the drive should be executed at light's speed. But there seems to be no sign of it.
Can someone just listen to and do something substantial about the plight of these people?
#Answer Delhi!!!!!
The elections.in team had visited the only Govt. hospital in Hari Nagar constituency of the Delhi Legislative Assmebly- "Deen Dayal Upadhayay(DDU)Hospital" The hospital does not even have adequate facilities and infrastructure to treat the patients. Acute shortage of staff, non-functioning machines, broken wheel chairs, out of stock medicines, filthy canteens and poor sanitation is the scene all around.
Where did the Crores of rupees allocated to health sector vanished?
Its the patients who bear the brunt of this non sense and negligence. They face tough times while receiving treatment in the hospital. Private test centers and medicine shops thrive outside the hospital complex due to the lack of infrastructure in the hospital.
Supposedly the most hygienic place "A Hospital" is the worst as far as hygiene is concerned, who is responsible for this?
Last Updated on January 23, 2015/div>