Index Page
J&K ERA Main Logo
Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir
   
FEEDBACK/GRIEVANCES/RTI STATUS

Please send your grievances and feedbacks on contact@jkera.org We are looking forward to serve you better

GO BACK
ID 19
Information Type Grievance
Subject Grievance Cell CM Secretariat Complain Number: 13166
Name Ghulam Rasool   Khan
Address Sector A Gulshan nagar, ByPass road, Nowgam
Srinagar
J&K
190015
India
Phone
Mob
Fax
Email frkhan@hotmail.com
Status Resolved
Query Date 17-05-2010
Process Date 20-05-2010
Disposal by Director Urban (Sh. OP Dubey)
Request/Grievance

We the residents of Gulshan Nagar Bypass Road, Srinagar and the adjacent residential localities have been marooned by the drainage water from recently constructed drains from Chanapora, Lalnagar to Gulshan Nagar. The construction work of drains is being executed through JK ERA under ADB funded MultiSector project for infrastructure rehabilitation programme (SubProject National Highway Bypass from Pohru chowk to Chanapora bridge).
In this context, it is submitted that the implementation of this programme has to ensure public interest and provide relief to the general public, which is not the case in respect of these two RCCPipe drains which have carried drainage water towards the residential colonies of Gulshan Nagar instead of the legitimate outfall into Doodhganga Nallah.
As such it is submitted for redressal of our grievances as under:
1. That our residential area has been submerged and marooned by the diversion of drainage water of entire catchment area through the recently constructed drains from Chanapora bridge to Gulshan Nagar. Besides dewatering during execution of Lalnagar Methen drain and disposing same into the Bypass drain, compounding the adversity.
2. That due to this condition, the life and property of the residents face a grave risk.
3. That the sanitation of the area has collapsed and residents forced to migrate due to submergence of the residential colonies.
4. That the Executive Agency has made no arrangements for proper disposal of the drainage water, leaving the residents at the mercy of the Almighty.
5. That the locality had a drainage system in place with a proper dewatering station and disposal of drainage water into Doodhganga Nallah through steel piping system which got dismantled during widening of the Bypass road.
6. That a writ petition is already pending in the Hon’ble High court for restoring the dewatering system, which has not been restored so far and instead problem has been aggravated by newly constructed drains.
7. That the residents have fundamental right to seek justice and compensation for the loss being suffered due to Executive Agency’s negligent approach to address the ground realities of public interest.
As such it is requested that the dewatering station of the locality be restored along with piping arrangement with outfall into Doodhganga Nallah, which is the only effective system of drainage disposal in the locality and the construction work of drains from Chanapora and Lalnagar be suspended till proper disposal arrangements are made by the Executive Agency.

Yours faithfully
Residents of Gulshan Nagar Colony.

Disposal The point wise reply to the application of residents of Gulshan Nagar Colony is as under:

1.It is not correct that the area in question has been submerged and marooned by the diversion of drainage water of entire catchment area through the recently constructed drains from Chanapora Bridge to Gulshan Nagar. The area in question is low lying area and gets submerged due to rains always. Further, it is to point out here that by constructing drain along National Highway Byepass by JK ERA has not caused any sub mergence of the area.

23.As per S.No. 1 above.

4.The work of construction of drainage system of the area is under execution. As such, proper drainage of the area is possible only after completion and commissioning of the project.

5.The existing drainage system of the area is under the control of the line department in the said area which has no proper outlet at present. Infact, it has been observed that the rain water collected from the area enters into the Manhole near the N.H. Byepass under the control of the line department and from there the Emergency and Fire ServicesUEED Department drains out water of the area in question through pumps with canvas delivery pipe into the Doodhganga Nallah.

Widening of N.H. Byepass road took lace before ERA had started the work. As such ERA has no knowledge of dismantling of the disposal of drainage water steel pipe system.

6. Statement of facts is being submitted before the Hon’ble High Court.

7. There is no such negligence from the ERA side. The existing drainage system near Byepass shall be connected with the Drainage Network of National Highway Byepass at the time of completion and commissioning of the scheme.

Hence report is submitted for your information.
   
© 2020 J&K Economic Reconstruction Agency/Jehlum Tawi Flood Recovery Project.
Suggestions/Grievances if any may be reported at contact@jkera.org