Gurgaon councillor gives MCG 10 days to clear Beriwala Bagh waste point

Ward 28 councillor Dharambir Bhangrola said he had given the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) 10 days to clear the Beriwala Bagh secondary waste collection point. He said he would sit on a dharna with residents if it remains uncleared.

At Friday’s MCG House meeting at the Haryana Institute of Public Administration, Bhangrola said his ward needed at least 10 sanitation vehicles. He objected when a short-term sanitation tender worth ₹4.3 crore came up for approval, saying work allocated in July had not resulted in regular garbage clearance by September.

MCG commissioner Pradeep Dahiya said contractor payments were based on GPS reports and asked executive engineer Sunder Sheoran to address Ward 28’s vehicle requirement. Dahiya said construction work at the Carterpuri and Khandsa secondary collection points had forced waste to be diverted to Beriwala Bagh, increasing pressure on the site.

Councillors also raised complaints of alleged illegal dumping, including construction and demolition waste in Daultabad.