'We're 'band-aid' fixing congress era woes': MP Inderjit Singh explains why Gurugram keeps flooding
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Gurugram MP calls waterlogging a Congress-era mess. His own tenure began in 2009
Gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh called measures to tackle the city's chronic waterlogging a band-aid solution and blamed Congress-era development for construction over old drainage channels. The Congress hit back at the BJP government, alleging that Gurugram's infrastructure has “collapsed”.
'We're 'band-aid' fixing congress era woes': MP Inderjit Singh explains why Gurugram keeps flooding
BJP MP from Gurugram, Rao Inderjit Singh, explains the root causes behind the city's recurring waterlogging problem. He says rapid urban development over traditional drainage channels during the Congress era disrupted natural water flow, leading to persistent flooding. Singh argues that long-term solutions such as underground drainage tunnels are needed, calling current measures only a “Band-Aid” fix.
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