Just about 25 km from the Parliament of India lies Roshan Nagar, a locality in Faridabad struggling with basic necessities like roads and a proper drainage system.
While the lawmakers of the country sit in the Parliament to frame policies and chart the nation’s future, we, the residents of Roshan Nagar, lack even proper roads to walk on.
The locality has been neglected not for days or months, but for seven long years. Back in 2018, Krishan Pal Gurjar, the then Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, along with local politicians, inaugurated an ambitious Rs 150-crore sewer project for the area.

