Pune News : Kalyani Nagar residents troubled due to growing concern of open urination
Pune News : Kalyani Nagar residents troubled due to growing concern of open urination
Pune : Residents of Kalyani Nagar are in distress due to the issue of open urination happening persistently near Cerebrum IT Park.
Speaking to Pune Pulse, Rachna Agarwal, a resident of Kalyani Nagar, said, “It’s become a mess. There is no patrolling from the PMC against the open urination issue. It’s been nearly 1 to 1.5 years since we are facing this issue. It’s becoming worse.”
Yasmin Charania, a resident of Kalyani Nagar said, “It’s not just about open urination & bad hygiene, but also about indecent exposure. Imagine living across such a place where people do such things day in & day out. While you are sipping a cup of coffee or chilling on your balcony & you see such things happening, how that would feel to you. If they are working in the Cerebrum IT Park, they can easily go to the toilets in the company. It puts a question mark on people’s ethics, culture, morality, civic sense etc.”
Munir Vastani, another resident of Kalyani Nagar said, “As a resident of Kalyani nagar, the revelation of Cerebrum IT professionals engaging in public urination is deeply troubling. It’s disheartening to witness educated individuals neglecting hygiene, endangering our health and community well-being. The health hazards and compromised safety, especially for children and women, demand urgent action. We stand united in urging immediate measures from both Cerebrum IT and PMC to rectify this issue, ensuring our community remains a clean and secure space for all residents.”
Monica S, a resident of Kalyani Nagar said, “As a resident of Kalyani Nagar, the revelation of educated professionals from Cerebrum IT engaging in public urination is disconcerting. Our community, once defined by its cleanliness and safety, now faces a threat to public health. Witnessing these individuals, despite their education, compromise the well-being of residents and PMC officers is truly alarming. The health hazards associated with public urination, from the spread of diseases to environmental degradation, are concerning for all. The impact on children playing in these contaminated areas raises immediate red flags. It is crucial for both residents and authorities to unite in demanding swift and stringent measures, ensuring that our community remains a safe, hygienic haven for all. Team Swachh Kalyani Nagar has been working hard to maintain hygiene.”
Pradipkumar Raut, Health Inspector, PMC said, “Whenever we find someone openly urinating, we always take action against them by issuing fines of Rs 200.”
Residents have been expecting more stern action against such people by imposing fines on them.
Shreyas Vange
