Sector 79 in Manesar, Haryana, is experiencing rapid growth but is plagued by significant infrastructural issues, according to local residents. Complaints about severe dust pollution, broken roads, and inadequate sanitation services have been rampant. Residents allege that construction activities are poorly regulated, contributing to dust pollution and respiratory problems, particularly affecting vulnerable groups like children and the elderly. Despite repeated complaints to the Haryana State Pollution Control Board and the Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM), enforcement has been minimal. The lack of a comprehensive sewerage network has led to reliance on makeshift sewage arrangements, raising environmental concerns.

Road conditions are deteriorating, with potholes posing safety risks for commuters, especially school buses and elderly residents. The MCM has floated a ₹31.02 crore tender for sewer line installation, and plans are underway for road repairs. Additionally, 90% of streetlights in critical areas remain non-functional, prompting safety fears at night. Plans to install 5,000 new streetlights are in the pipeline, with a budget of ₹7.5 crore. Residents are also facing electricity shortages, leading to reliance on private water tankers and diesel generators, which are costly and environmentally harmful.