Residents and corporate employees along an 800-metre stretch of Kushal Chowk Road in Sector 69, Gurugram, are grappling with severe sanitary issues, including six uncovered manholes and stagnant wastewater. Complaints have been ongoing for over six months, yet local authorities have failed to implement a permanent solution. The road serves as a crucial link to the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) for localities like Kushal Colony and Avenue 69. Corporate employees report difficulties crossing the area, with ride-hailing services either refusing to pick them up or charging inflated fares. Local officials from the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) attribute the problem to deficiencies in the wastewater disposal system, exacerbated by unauthorized sewer connections from nearby rental accommodations. Although a new 900-mm diameter RCC-covered master sewer line has been laid along the SPR, its extension is stalled due to pending legal clearances. Residents express concerns that conditions will worsen, especially with frequent rains leading to knee-deep water accumulation and further waterlogging.