Archive · 18 Aug 2026
Garbage and open urination irk commuters on JBS-Parade Ground route
People who take the bus in a part of Hyderabad called the JBS-Parade Ground route are very unhappy.
There is a big pile of trash near the bus stop, with plastic bags, papers, and old food.
Some people are also using the open space near the road as a toilet.
This makes the whole area smell very bad.
The bad smell bothers people while they wait for the bus.
Women, older people, and children are the most upset about it.
The trash also attracts mosquitoes and flies, which can make people sick.
People who use the bus want the trash removed right away.
They also want signs that tell people not to pee in public.
They hope the area can be cleaned up so everyone can wait for the bus comfortably.
Huge piles of garbage, including plastic covers, papers, food waste and packing materials, have accumulated opposite the bus stop near Parade Ground.
Open urination by men between garbage piles and next to walls is filling the area with a foul smell.
Commuters heading to Hakimpet, Suchitra, Balnagar and Resalabad use this route and endure the stench while waiting for buses.
Women, elderly people and children are especially suffering due to the stench, and residents warn of health risks from mosquitoes and flies.
Commuters are demanding immediate garbage removal, warning boards against open urination, increased surveillance and a clean bus stop-metro route.
- Who
- Commuters and residents of the JBS-Parade Ground area, including Sharathkumar (46) and Kavita (28); M Devender, Health Superintendent of the Secunderabad Cantonment Board, did not respond to calls.
- What
- Unsanitary conditions caused by piled-up garbage and open urination along the JBS-Parade Ground route.
- When
- Not specified in the articles.
- Where
- Opposite the bus stop near Parade Ground on the JBS-Parade Ground route in Hyderabad, India.
- Why
- Poor sanitation management and lack of action against garbage accumulation and open urination.
- Location
- JBS-Parade Ground route, Hyderabad
- Main issues
- Garbage piles and open urination near the bus stop
- Affected commuters
- People travelling to Hakimpet, Suchitra, Balnagar and Resalabad
- Health concerns
- Foul smell, mosquitoes and flies posing health risks
- Demands
- Garbage removal, warning boards, increased surveillance, clean bus stop-metro route
- Official contacted
- M Devender, Health Superintendent, Secunderabad Cantonment Board (no response)
- Residents quoted
- Sharathkumar (46) and Kavita (28)