Sector 99A in Manesar, Haryana, is becoming a residential hub, but residents are struggling with ongoing civic issues. Poor road conditions, including incomplete stretches and potholes, have made commuting difficult. Santosh Kumar, a local resident, expressed frustration over the lack of basic amenities. Power outages lasting four to five hours have compounded the problem, especially during the summer heat. Residents like DS Beniwal have reported that outages often exceed the communicated duration, causing inconvenience and increased costs for households relying on inverters and generators. Additionally, the Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM) has failed to provide regular waste collection, forcing residents to hire private vendors while still paying municipal garbage taxes. Local officials, including Pawan Yadav from the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), have acknowledged these issues and promised to expedite solutions, including the construction of necessary infrastructure and addressing waste collection complaints. However, residents remain doubtful about the effectiveness and timeliness of these interventions.