A portion of a cemetery wall in Charkhi Dadri, measuring 20 feet, recently collapsed. The Muslim Intazamia Committee is now criticizing local authorities for what they consider negligence. Although the exact date and time of the collapse are not known, the committee asserts that the wall was in poor condition for some time. They feel that the local department’s lack of action directly caused the incident.
The committee has expressed their disappointment, explaining that they had previously notified the authorities about the deteriorating state of the wall. Specifically, they claim to have made several requests for the wall to be repaired. Unfortunately, they say that these requests were ignored, leading to the recent collapse of the structure. This incident has left many community members feeling worried and concerned about the overall safety of the cemetery.
According to a committee member, they had informed the department about the wall’s poor condition multiple times, but their warnings were not taken seriously. This lack of attention, the committee believes, is the direct reason for the wall’s failure. They emphasize their view that proactive maintenance is essential to prevent such situations from happening and avoid damage to public infrastructure.
This situation highlights the significance of consistent upkeep of public structures. Neglect of maintenance can lead to damage and potential hazards to the public. The local department has not yet released any official response to the accusations from the Muslim Intazamia Committee. This incident raises concerns about the effectiveness of communication between community groups and government bodies regarding infrastructure needs. It also emphasizes the need for public officials to address infrastructure issues quickly and effectively.