Greater Noida West: Residents of Sector 3, Greater Noida West, have expressed growing frustration over the deteriorating civic conditions in their neighbourhood, alleging that essential maintenance work has come to a standstill. From irregular sweeping to non-functional streetlights, multiple unattended complaints have raised concerns about discomfort and safety among locals.
Sweeping is done once in 15–20 days. Residents describe “complete neglect”
According to residents of B Block, the sweeping of internal roads occurs only once every 15–20 days, despite the requirement for weekly cleaning. The lack of routine sanitation has led to visible dust accumulation, litter, and unhygienic surroundings.
Residents say that even after raising repeated complaints, “not a single consistent cleaning effort is visible“
Grass overgrowth and poor upkeep of green areas
Public green belts and parks across the sector have been left unattended, with grass growing knee-high in several patches. This neglect is not only affecting the aesthetics of the area but also encouraging mosquito breeding, increasing the risk of seasonal illnesses.
Drains uncleaned for three months, Stagnant water causing foul smell
Perhaps the most critical issue is the drainage system, which residents say has not been cleaned for the past three months. Stagnant, dirty water in the drains has created a persistent foul smell that spreads across the lanes.
If these drains are not cleaned soon, it could lead to serious health problems. Children and elderly people are most vulnerable.
Resident
RWA accused of Inaction; Promised database still pending
Frustration is also mounting against the RWA, which residents accuse of failing to take proactive steps.
In the last meeting, the RWA had assured the preparation of a comprehensive resident database, but the work remains incomplete.
RWA has not been following up on the pressing civic concerns, allowing issues to pile up without resolution.
Residents
Construction debris (malba) dumped at D-241 still not removed
A heap of construction debris lying at House No. D-241 has become a major eyesore and obstruction. Despite several reminders, the malba has not been lifted, raising questions over enforcement and waste management.
Residents have urged the Noida Authority to deploy the concerned staff to clear the site immediately.
Streetlight outage in front of House No. 61, C Block
The streetlight opposite House No. 61, C Block has been non-functional for weeks, leaving the lane in complete darkness after sunset. The dark patch poses risks for pedestrians, women, and senior citizens, especially during late evening hours.
Broken water pipeline outside B-631: urgent repair needed
Adding to the woes, a water pipeline near House No. B-631 has burst, causing continuous water leakage and wastage. Residents have demanded that the maintenance team repair it at the earliest to restore normal supply and prevent further damage to the road.
Residents seek immediate intervention
With multiple civic problems piling up, the residents of Sector 3 say they expect swift action from the Noida Authority and stricter monitoring of sanitation and infrastructure services.
Basic civic services like sweeping, drain cleaning, and functioning streetlights should not require repeated complaints. We need accountability.
Resident
The community now waits for the civic agencies and RWA to take concrete steps and restore proper maintenance in the area.