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Gurugram Residents Threaten Legal Action Over Unfulfilled Township Amenities
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News18•04-10-2026, 19:15
Gurugram Residents Threaten Legal Action Over Unfulfilled Township Amenities
- •Residents of The Westerlies in Sector 108, Gurugram, staged a demonstration against Experion Developers and Mainage Facility Management over deficiencies in security, sewage, parks, and power backup.
- •The Resident Welfare Association (RWA) highlighted issues including damaged perimeter fencing, non-functional boom barriers, and the absence of a visitor-management system at a key gate.
- •Residents are concerned about an inadequate trunk sewage line for the 900-plot township and a nearly 90% increase in common area maintenance (CAM) charges over two years.
- •The RWA demands improvements in parks, operationalization of the community club, reliable power backup, and greater transparency in maintenance expenditure.
- •Residents plan to initiate legal action with HRERA, GMDA, and other authorities if Experion and Mainage do not provide a written, time-bound action plan within 15 days.
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Residents of The Westerlies in Sector 108 staged a peaceful demonstration against Experion Developers and Mainage Facility Management over severe deficiencies in security, inadequate sewage infrastructure, faulty power backup, and poorly maintained parks and roads.
Residents are demanding an independent technical audit because they claim the existing trunk sewage line is totally inadequate for the township's approximately 900 plots and requires immediate network augmentation.
The Resident Welfare Association has given the builder and maintenance agency a 15-day deadline to submit a written action plan, warning that they will approach HRERA, the GMDA, and the district administration for legal action if grievances are ignored.
