In a move to provide solace to those living in villages, by developing all the essential civic facilities, South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has started assessing the status of civic amenities available in villages under its jurisdiction. The villages after identification will be upgraded with modern facilities such as setting up an Ayurvedic dispensary, dog bite treatment centre, construction of maternity centre and separate modern gyms for boys and girls in the park will be established.
SDMC Mayor Kamaljeet Sehrawat on Friday visited Dullatpur, Ghumenhera, Rawta, Shikarpur and Jhatikara villages to inspect the available amenities and make an assessment for overall development of villages’ falls under Najafgarh zone.
“The villagers cannot be deprived of modern and advanced infrastructure. We have decided to develop identified villages on the lines of urban localities by providing all the essential civic services,” she said.
She was accompanied by the standing committee chairman Bhupender Gupta, chairman Najafgarh Zone ward committee Mukesh Suryan, local councillor Deepak Mehra, Commissioner Dr P K Goel, and Najafgarh zone Deputy Commissioner Sanjeev Kumar.
Sehrawat interacted with the villagers and instructed officers concerned to address their difficulties at the earliest.
Further, she visited Ghumenhera village and announced setting up of a Poly Clinic and filling up of the vacant post in the dispensary. The Mayor also announced a New Year gift for Rawta village where children play centre will be established soon.
She underlined the need of proper repair of streets and adequate lighting in Jhatikara Village. The Mayor announced that a water coolers and RO’s will also be provided in existing school and a computer centre will also be established.