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Noida Residents Protest Sikka Group Over Water and Power

Noida Residents Protest Sikka Group Over Water and Power
Noida Sector 79 residents protest against Sikka Group · thehansindia.com

Residents of a housing society in Noida held a protest against their builder.

They say the drinking water is too salty and unsafe.

They also say the electricity stops many times every day.

The residents report that these problems have lasted for almost three years.

They say the builder has repeatedly promised to fix the problems.

They also complained about poor cleaning and water standing in a fountain.

They worry this could encourage mosquitoes and illnesses such as dengue.

They want safe water, dependable electricity, and better maintenance.

Key facts

Society
Sikka Kimaantra Greens Society
Location
Sector 79, Noida
Residents affected
Around 250 people, according to residents
Water complaint
Residents described the supplied water as excessively saline and unfit for consumption.
Power complaint
Residents alleged electricity outages occur 10 to 25 times daily and last about 10 minutes.
Duration
Residents said the problems have continued for nearly three years.
Sanitation concern
Residents said stagnant water had accumulated in a society fountain, creating unhygienic conditions and a possible mosquito-borne disease risk.

Quotes

A resident of Sikka Kimaantra Greens Society

Resident who described the society’s water quality and electricity outages

“The water is so salty that people fall sick after drinking it. We have started losing our hair because of the poor water quality. Electricity goes out 10 to 25 times a day and returns only after intervals of around 10 minutes.”
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Unnamed resident

A resident of Sikka Kimaantra Greens Society who spoke to IANS about the alleged water and electricity problems.

“The water is so salty that people fall sick after drinking it. We have started losing our hair because of the poor water quality. Electricity goes out 10 to 25 times a day and returns only after intervals of around 10 minutes.”
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