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What our readers say: Poll over, but posters dot parks, walls in Rohtak

THE municipal elections are over, but the posters put up by different candidates continue to dot the parks, walls and other public places. These posters and hoardings are like blots on the city’s beauty and should be removed immediately. The...

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Updated At : 08:21 AM Apr 03, 2025 IST

THE municipal elections are over, but the posters put up by different candidates continue to dot the parks, walls and other public places. These posters and hoardings are like blots on the city’s beauty and should be removed immediately. The local municipal authorities should take strict action in this regard. —Madan Gopal, Rohtak

Poor sewerage in Bhiwani

THE sewerage system in different parts of Bhiwani city is in a poor condition, with overflowing sewage causing grave inconvenience to residents. The authorities concerned should take action immediately. —Utkarsh Walia, Bhiwani

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