Residents of Sector 106 along the Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram, Haryana, are expressing frustration over a range of civic issues, including the proposed construction and demolition (C&D) waste plant located just 150 meters from residential areas. This plant, sanctioned by the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG), is seen as a threat to nearby schools and healthcare facilities. Neeraj Yadav, a local resident, highlighted that despite investing heavily in homes, the promised living standards have not materialized. Residents are also facing a significant inconvenience due to the lack of piped natural gas (PNG) connectivity, especially during the ongoing LPG crisis. A senior official indicated that discussions are underway to connect six more residential societies to PNG by April, but Sector 106 is not currently included. Additionally, the absence of a 24-meter-wide road connecting the sector to the Dwarka Expressway has forced residents to use a poorly maintained alternative route, raising safety concerns. The MCG has acknowledged the need for improved sanitation and road maintenance, with ongoing efforts to address these issues. Overall, residents are calling for more attention to infrastructure and community amenities rather than waste management facilities.