Residents of Sushant Lok 2 Block A in Gurugram, Haryana, have been enduring a sewage crisis for over a year, with stagnant sewage and foul odors plaguing the area. Approximately 2,000 families live in the colony, which is adjacent to encroached land where illegal sewer connections have been established. Disha Dahra, a resident, highlighted the severe health risks posed by the accumulated sewage, stating that the foul stench makes it difficult to walk nearby. Riya Dutta reported that the sewage pipe often overflows due to waste dumped by encroachers, with authorities providing only temporary fixes. Despite multiple complaints to the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG), officials, including junior engineer Sandeep Hooda, have denied any issues with the sewage pipelines, claiming the problem lies with the Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) land. Residents' association president Vinita Sinha emphasized the urgent need for action, stating that living in these conditions endangers their health. In response, an HSVP official mentioned that a team would investigate the encroachments and take necessary action based on their findings.