Wrongly parked auto-rickshaws trouble visitors to Sukhna Lake

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Chandigarh, December 30

Auto-rickshaws parked wrongly on the road in front of Sukhna Lake lead to inconvenience to visitors to the lake. Despite an auto stand, autos can be seen parked on the road.

Gurpreet Singh, a visitor, said wrongly parked autos lead to congestion on the road. It leaves no space for other vehicles to drop or pick someone from the spot. “The police should ensure that the autos are not parked wrongly in the area so that visitors don’t face any inconvenience,” said Ishita, another visitor to the lake. — TNS

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