Sewage overflow at mini-bypass stretch in Bhiwani

A200-metre stretch of the Mini-Bypass road in Bhiwani has been inundated with sewage. Residents of adjoining areas have been facing inconvenience due to the foul smell emanating from the sewage. Commuting through the area is an extremely unpleasant experience for commuters, especially two-wheeler riders. The authorities concerned should take steps to address the issue at the earliest. Indervesh, Bhiwani

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No end to stray cattle menace

Despite tall claims by the state government, municipal authorities and district administration, stray cattle continue to rule the roost on the roads of Rohtak city. The stray cattle have become a nuisance and a cause of accidents. The authorities should take action. Satish Chander, Rohtak

Hali Park in poor condition

The Hali Park in the old industrial area of Panipat is in a bad condition due to a lack of upkeep. Grass and weeds have grown on the entire premises. Over the years, the MC has spent crores of rupees to develop this park but has failed to maintain it properly. Equipment at the open air gym is broken and the footpath is in a deplorable state. The authorities must take steps for proper upkeep of the park. Gagan, Panipat

Misuse of green belts in Faridabad

Green belts in almost all parts of Faridabad, designated a Smart City, have fallen victim to misuse, either through encroachment or by being utilised as vending spots for shops and eateries, or other commercial activities. Allowing liquor vends and ahatas to operate there has exacerbated the situation as spaces intended for environmental preservation and ecological balance have become sources of pollution and exploited by the land mafia. Given that all this requires political patronage, the government must enact stringent regulations to end this menace. Sumer Khatri, Faridabad

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