Jaipur: Following a writ petition from the locals, the high court on Friday asked Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) to file a written reply on the civic body’s decision to convert a park on JLN Marg in Malviya Nagar into a private hospital.
This public park was constructed in 2015 and is serving residents of at least nine adjacent colonies.
“We demanded that the court stop the government from changing the plot’s character,” said Uma Sharma, president of Adi Nath Colony Residents’ Welfare Association, who challenged JDA’s decision.
In September, a team of residents led by MLA of Malviya Nagar Kalicharan Saraf met JDA chairman Joga Ram and lodged a formal complaint against the civic body’s decision.
“The civic body has taken a ‘wait-and-watch’ stance until the cabinet is formed,” a JDA official said.
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This public park was constructed in 2015 and is serving residents of at least nine adjacent colonies.
“We demanded that the court stop the government from changing the plot’s character,” said Uma Sharma, president of Adi Nath Colony Residents’ Welfare Association, who challenged JDA’s decision.
In September, a team of residents led by MLA of Malviya Nagar Kalicharan Saraf met JDA chairman Joga Ram and lodged a formal complaint against the civic body’s decision.
“The civic body has taken a ‘wait-and-watch’ stance until the cabinet is formed,” a JDA official said.
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Ramniwas Bagh parking awaits JDA to JSCL handover
Three months after the inauguration of the second underground parking lot at Ramniwas Bagh, the public is yet to use it. The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) officials claimed that the construction is complete and they are in the process of handing over the facility to Jaipur Smart City Limited (JSCL). The new complex can accommodate 1,530 vehicles and is an extension of the earlier complex. The surface of the new parking complex belongs to United Football Club, which will receive it as a football ground once the project is completed.
Three months after the inauguration of the second underground parking lot at Ramniwas Bagh, the public is yet to use it. The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) officials claimed that the construction is complete and they are in the process of handing over the facility to Jaipur Smart City Limited (JSCL). The new complex can accommodate 1,530 vehicles and is an extension of the earlier complex. The surface of the new parking complex belongs to United Football Club, which will receive it as a football ground once the project is completed.
JDA to act against RWAs for flouting rules on gates
The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) plans to start a drive against Residents Welfare Associations (RWA) for not following rules related to colony gates. Complaints have been received about RWAs closing gates before or after the stipulated time, especially on roads that are considered main roads. The JDA will take action based on these complaints. Some residents have also requested the JDA to remove the gates as they cause inconvenience and require a longer route at night.
The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) plans to start a drive against Residents Welfare Associations (RWA) for not following rules related to colony gates. Complaints have been received about RWAs closing gates before or after the stipulated time, especially on roads that are considered main roads. The JDA will take action based on these complaints. Some residents have also requested the JDA to remove the gates as they cause inconvenience and require a longer route at night.
For smooth traffic flow, JDA transforms bylane into designated vending zone
JDA turned Old Ladies Hostel Road into an unofficial vending zone to ensure traffic flow near sabji mandi. Barricades placed on sabji mandi-side of the road. Violation of a notification for street vendors demarcating vending zones. JDA claims responsibility lies with JMC and police. Residents upset with shifting problems to adjacent lanes.
JDA turned Old Ladies Hostel Road into an unofficial vending zone to ensure traffic flow near sabji mandi. Barricades placed on sabji mandi-side of the road. Violation of a notification for street vendors demarcating vending zones. JDA claims responsibility lies with JMC and police. Residents upset with shifting problems to adjacent lanes.