Mumbai, Dec 16: The Chandivali Citizens' Welfare Association has come out with a list of “genuine expectations” from corporators who will be elected in the January 15 elections to the BMC. The wish list includes:
. Weekly Hoardings: Political hoardings must be installed on a weekly basis, rather than every two weeks, to ensure continuous visual presence.
. Footpath Allotment: Every party worker (karyakarta) who contributed to the election victory must be granted a dedicated portion of the public footpath for their own use.
. Contractor Commissions: The standard commission cut taken from contractors should be officially increased from 40% to 50%.
. Vachnalayas to Offices: The number of vachnalayas (public libraries) should be increased, provided they are converted into party offices for political operations.
. Public Space Usage: All public gardens and community spaces should be utilised as sites for building permanent party offices.
. DCPR Road Stagnation: New roads designated under the DCPR (Development Control and Promotion Regulations) should not be constructed, as this would reduce commute times and ease traffic.
. Pollution Levels: Air pollution should be allowed to multiply, and noise pollution should be significantly increased across the city.
. Garbage Visibility: Garbage should be left lying on the roads to remain visible to all residents.
. Road Conditions: Every road must be maintained with multiple, clearly visible potholes.
. Support for Encroachment: Corporators must provide active support and protection for the creation of new slum encroachments.
. Welfare Gifts: Instead of distributing free mixers and juicers, corporators should distribute fully automatic washing machines to all voters.
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These demands reflect the frustration of citizens with the elected representatives of Chandivali.
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