Gurugram Floods: Millennium City Submerged After Heavy Rainfall

Once hailed as a mini-Singapore, Gurugram, Haryana’s Millennium City, has been grappling with severe waterlogging following today’s torrential monsoon downpour. Images and videos circulating on social media depict the extent of the flooding, showing submerged roads and stranded commuters. The situation has sparked widespread public anger and frustration.

Social media platforms have become a sounding board for residents’ grievances. Sarcastic comparisons to Venice highlight the irony of a city with aspirations of becoming a world-class hub struggling with basic drainage infrastructure. Many question when the authorities will address the recurring issue of waterlogging that plagues Gurugram every monsoon season.

Billions in Revenue, But Where’s the Infrastructure?

The stark contrast between Gurugram’s economic prosperity and its crumbling infrastructure has fueled further discontent. Residents demand accountability and question where the revenue generated by the city is being utilized. The persistent waterlogging issue raises serious concerns about urban planning and disaster management in the city.

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