In Pune, residents at a ‘Know Your Candidate’ meet in Undri–Mohamadwadi–Pisoli highlighted water supply issues and civic concerns, submitting a Citizens’ Manifesto for infrastructure improvements.
Residents Discuss Civic Concerns in Undri, Mohamadwadi, and Pisoli
Residents raised various civic concerns affecting daily life in Undri, Mohamadwadi, and Pisoli. The main issue was the drinking water supply. Citizens pointed out irregular supply, low pressure, and the need for a long-term solution.
Other problems included drainage lines, traffic congestion, public transport inefficiency, and poorly maintained DP roads. Residents also mentioned the need for better sports and recreational facilities for youth and seniors.
Participants emphasized the need for planned development, improved waste management, road safety measures, and stronger civic infrastructure. They noted that even after merging into the Pune Municipal Corporation, basic amenities still lag behind.
A key highlight was the submission of a Citizens’ Manifesto to all candidates. MURWDF prepared the charter based on a resident poll with high participation. The manifesto outlines clear expectations from future elected representatives, focusing on water security and infrastructure development.
Candidates assured residents that they would take the issues seriously and work towards solutions if elected. The meeting ended on a positive note, highlighting the importance of citizen participation and informed voting for accountable local governance.
| Issue | Details |
|---|---|
| Drinking Water Supply | Irregular supply and low pressure |
| Drainage Lines | Problems reported |
| Traffic Congestion | Ongoing issue |
| Public Transport | Needs improvement |
| DP Roads | Poor maintenance |
| Sports Amenities | Need for better facilities |
| Civic Infrastructure | Needs strengthening |
