Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Residents Protest Neglect at Sanpada Sector 10 Sensory Park
People in Sanpada Sector 10 are very upset because the Sensory Park is not being taken care of.
The walking path is broken, and many people have fallen and gotten hurt.
There are no lights in the morning, so women and older people feel unsafe.
The bathrooms are also in bad shape.
They have been asking the city officials to fix these problems for a month, but nothing has been done.
On December 6, they had a small protest and said they will protest outside the Commissioner's home every morning for a week if the park is not fixed soon.
A local Congress worker is also helping them by talking to the city officials.
Residents of Sanpada Sector 10 are protesting the poor condition of the Sensory Park, citing a damaged walking track, poor lighting, and poor toilet facilities.
The walking track's carpet is torn and damaged, causing falls and injuries, especially among senior citizens.
Women and elderly residents feel unsafe due to the absence of lighting in the early morning hours.
Residents have been complaining for a month, but the NMMC has not taken any action, with officials stating the proposal is awaiting the Commissioner's signature.
On December 6, residents staged a symbolic protest and threatened to protest outside the Commissioner's residence for a week if immediate action is not taken.
- Who
- Residents of Sanpada Sector 10, including senior citizens and women
- What
- Protest over the deteriorating condition of the Sensory Park
- When
- December 6, 2023, with complaints submitted a month prior
- Where
- Sanpada Sector 10 Sensory Park, Navi Mumbai
- Why
- Due to damaged walking track, poor lighting, and poor toilet conditions
- Location
- Sanpada Sector 10, Navi Mumbai
- Issues
- Damaged walking track, poor lighting, poor toilet conditions
- Complaint Submitted
- One month ago
- Protest Date
- December 6, 2023
- Key Figure
- Ravindra Sawant (Congress worker)