What our readers say: Procurement agencies not lifting paddy speedily

Local mandis in Narwana are overflowing with bags full of paddy lying in the open as procurement agencies are not lifting the material speedily. This is leading to resentment among arhatiyas and farmers, as they will get the payment only when the bags are lifted and stored in government godowns. Officials must ensure speedy lifting of paddy and payment to arhatiyas on time. —Ramesh Gupta, Narwana

Hali Lake complex in a state of neglect

The historical Hali Lake in Panipat is a big example of negligence here. The Municipal Corporation has spent over Rs 23 crore to make the historical Hali Lake a tourism place in the city. But, the buildings and the Hali Lake are in poor state even after spending over Rs 23 crore here. The lake is filled with grass and weeds. The buildings constructed here have begun getting damaged. The authority concerned should take care of the buildings and make arrangements to fill it with water at the earliest. —Vikram Chauhan, Panipat

No check on Vehicles without proper number plates

The issue of vehicles moving without proper number plates remains unchecked. Hundreds of vehicles, including tractors, trucks, small and medium commercial vehicles and two-wheelers, are operating without proper number plates. Many of these either lack a legible or visible number, leading to frequent traffic rule violations. Moreover, drivers of such vehicles may evade accountability in the event of an accident caused by their negligence, as the police may struggle to trace the culprits. the police need to take strict action against these offenders. —AK Gaur, Faridabad

Cleanliness concerns at Mundka Metro Station

Residents of Mundka are voicing concerns about cleanliness around the Metro station, particularly in the Mundka Industrial Area. Despite the efficient services provided by the Delhi Metro, commuters are increasingly frustrated by the litter and neglect visible at the station during peak hours, especially around 9 am. They emphasise that improved maintenance is crucial for a better commuting experience. Many locals are urging authorities to take action to enhance the environment around the Metro stations, aligning with the goals of initiatives like Swachh Bharat and creating a cleaner, more welcoming space for all commuters. —Amit, Mundka

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