Aurangabad: CIDCO Mahanagar Finally Gets Street Lights
Previously, the CIDCO administration had been apathetic towards providing basic amenities to residents. The CIDCO Waluj Mahanagar Bachao Kruti Samiti had been advocating for these improvements for several years.

Aurangabad: CIDCO Mahanagar Finally Gets Street Lights |
The CIDCO administration has finally commenced various development works in the CIDCO Waluj Mahanagar areas. Recently, street lights were installed throughout the area, illuminating Waluj Mahanagar at night.
Success to CIDCO Waluj Mahanagar Bachao Kruti Samiti's fight
Previously, the CIDCO administration had been apathetic towards providing basic amenities to residents. The CIDCO Waluj Mahanagar Bachao Kruti Samiti had been advocating for these improvements for several years. The demand for street lights had been pending for a long time, causing severe inconvenience to residents.
Accidents were frequent on the pothole-filled roads, especially during the rainy season when the potholes were filled with water. Thieves exploited the darkness to rob residents, and incidents of chain snatching increased, making it dangerous for women to venture out at night.
The Samiti persistently presented the demand to the administration. Now, several development works are underway, including the installation of street lights, which has recently been completed.
Street lamps have been installed at CIDCO Waluj Mahanagar – 1, Khinvasara Town, Wadgaon, Bhondve Patil School area, Sara Vyankates, and Sara Sangam. Hi-Mast lamps have been set up at Mhada Colony, Growth Centre, Siddhivinayak Vihaar, and LIG, while MIG lamps have been installed at Deogirinagar, CIDCO, and other areas. Residents have expressed their gratitude to the administration for this initiative.
RECENT STORIES
-
Infosys Board To Consider Share Buyback Proposal On September 11 -
More Than 22.76 Lakh Stolen & Lost Devices Traced Through Sanchar Saathi Mobile Application, Crosses... -
Online Gaming Ban: Supreme Court Transfers Pleas Against New Bill In Various HCs To Itself -
Maharashtra News: Wainganga-Nalganga River Linking Project To Cost ₹98,000 Crore; CM Devendra... -
Ban On Facebook, Instagram, Other Social Media Apps Must Be Lifted Immediately: Nepal's Former Dy PM...