Pune: Residents Of Purva Silversands In Keshav Nagar Pledge For High Voter Turnout In Upcoming Assembly Elections
Pune: Residents Of Purva Silversands In Keshav Nagar Pledge For High Voter Turnout In Upcoming Assembly Elections
Pune, 19 November 2024 — Residents of the sprawling Purva Silversands residential community have united to pledge their commitment to a massive voter turnout in the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections. As election fever grips the region, the active participation of this 20-acre township, home to over 1,700 flats, is seen as a significant boost to civic engagement in the Keshav Nagar area.
During a recent community interaction, residents expressed their collective determination to address local issues through the power of their vote. Among the primary concerns highlighted were:
– Road Construction Delays: Residents voiced frustration over unfinished road projects that continue to impact daily commutes and connectivity.
– Street Lighting Issues: The absence of proper lighting on main roads has raised safety concerns, particularly during evening hours.
– PMC Water Supply: Ensuring access to a reliable water connection remains a top priority for the community, which has called for expedited action.
– Bridge and Access Roads: With work on a key bridge project still underway, residents emphasized the need for its timely completion along with better access roads.
– Garbage Management: Concerns were raised regarding the maintenance and environmental impact of a nearby garbage depot.
The active participation of Purva Silversands’ residents underscores their dedication to improving the neighborhood’s infrastructure and quality of life. Community leaders have urged everyone in the area to channel this collective energy into high voter turnout, believing it will amplify their voice on civic matters.
The campaign also encourages residents of other societies in Keshav Nagar to join this movement, advocating for the empowerment of citizens through informed voting. As the election date approaches, the pledge by Purva Silversands marks a step forward in fostering active civic participation for better governance and development.
