To,
The Chairman,
BWSSB, Bangalore.
Sub: Blockage of sewage line on 9th Cross, Kaggadaspura, C.V. Raman Nagar Extension
Bangalore-560093.
With ref to the above, on behalf of the residents of the above said street I LIKE TO BRING TO YOUR KIND NOTICE THAT THERE IS A SERIOUS BLOCKAGE IN OUR AREA for quite some time. It has now gone to extent that the drain is overflowing and it has become very problematic and we are not able to sit inside our house due to the bad smell. Because of this, there are lot of mosquitos and our area may soon become prone to a lot of diseases. We have been giving various complaints whenever there is a blockage. The BWSSB people come and have a look at the problem, but clean it only on a temporary basis with very high rates. They ask nearly Rs 5000-6000 per cleaning, but again the problem exists every month or two months. Since we are staying in the apartment, all the residents of this locality blame us unnecessarily. In fact, our apartment consists of only 11 houses and is the only apartment in the whole locality, and moreover, it is situated in the dead-end and drainage is sloped down towards our apartment. We also have a small hotel in the locality which starts at the very beginning of the road, and all the sewage problem starts from there only according to your BWSSB person when he checked it yesterday, but now since the BWSSB will be paid very less as it is a part of the locality, they have left it half-baked and they now have started blaming by telling us that the problem is because of our apartment. But whatever it is, whoever is staying here are all human beings only. Though nobody is concerned about this, we the residents of this apartment have taken the initiative to bring it to your notice. I hope you have understood our problem. To make it more elaborate, I am attaching a few photos in which u can understand the problem we are facing. Please take immediate action and I hope you have understood our situation, and I would request you to kindly look into this problem and instruct the concerned authorities to take immediate action and rectify the problem PERMANENTLY before it becomes a health hazard to the society.
If you also fail to take action immediately, I will be forced to complain to the Health Department. I hope that you will not lead us into that next situation.
Thanking You,
Regards,
Resident of Jayalakshmi Paradise
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