Residents of Manglam Rambagh are living with unacceptable safety risks every single day, and the situation can no longer be ignored. A gated society is supposed to provide safety, privacy, and peace of mind — but when boundary walls are incomplete, security systems are failing, and unauthorized people can enter freely, that promise is broken.
What is happening inside the society is not just a minor inconvenience. It is a serious security failure that puts children, women, senior citizens, and every family at risk.
A Society Left Exposed
One of the biggest concerns is that the society’s boundary walls are still incomplete. Because of these open areas, people from nearby villages can enter the premises without any restriction. This has led to repeated incidents of outsiders using open spaces for unhygienic activities, creating health hazards and an unpleasant environment for residents.
Stray Dogs Putting Children at Risk
The incomplete boundaries also allow stray dogs to enter the society easily. There have been incidents where stray dogs have chased and bitten children, leaving parents worried about their safety. Residents believe that completing the boundary walls would significantly reduce this problem.
Outsiders Gathering and Drinking in Common Areas
Another growing concern is the presence of outsiders who enter the premises during the evening and consume alcohol on internal roads and open spaces. This issue becomes more serious because several areas of the society have inadequate street lighting, making residents—especially women, children, and elderly people—feel unsafe after dark.
Insufficient Security Guards
For a large, multi-gated residential society like Manglam Rambagh, the number of security guards is simply not adequate. Residents have observed that the existing workforce is insufficient to effectively monitor all entry and exit points, patrol the premises, and respond promptly to security incidents.
Non-Functional and Reducing CCTV Coverage
CCTV cameras are an essential part of modern residential security. However, instead of improving surveillance, residents have noticed that several cameras are either not functioning or have been removed, reducing overall coverage. This weakens security, makes incident investigations difficult, and increases the risk of unauthorized activities going unnoticed.
A Multi-Gated Society Without Complete Security
Manglam Rambagh has multiple entry and exit gates, but without completed boundary walls, adequate security personnel, reliable CCTV surveillance, and proper lighting, the effectiveness of these gates is greatly reduced. A gated society can only provide real security when all these elements work together.
What Residents Expect
Residents are requesting the management to take immediate action by:
- Complete all boundary walls and secure the entire perimeter.
- Increase the number of trained security guards according to the size of the society.
- Repair and restore all non-functional CCTV cameras while expanding surveillance coverage where required.
- Improve street lighting, particularly in dark and vulnerable areas.
- Prevent unauthorized entry and ensure outsiders cannot misuse common areas.
- Implement regular security patrols throughout the premises.
Conclusion
The residents of Manglam Rambagh are not asking for luxury—they are asking for basic safety and security. Every family deserves to live in an environment where children can play without fear, residents can walk safely at night, and unauthorized individuals cannot enter freely.
Addressing these issues promptly will not only improve security but also restore residents’ confidence in the management’s commitment to providing a safe and secure community.
