Pune: Residents of Hinjewadi IT park sought for a time-bound implementation of various

Open house meeting held at council hall regarding Hinjewadi infrastructure issues

Representatives of IT groups, in an open forum held at Council Hall on Thursday, told deputy chief minister (DCM) Sunetra Pawar that they have been following up with some of the issues since 10-12 years. Sachin Londhe, another resident, said the late deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, in 2025, had taken the administration to task over pending-issues but still no long-term solutions have been implemented. Pawar told the citizens that she will take up the issue of 2 TMC water supply from Mulshi dam for cabinet approval.

Residents said that the access roads to the IT park at various places, including Bhumkar Chowk, Lakshmi Chowk and Wakad flyover, are major pain points. Acknowledging that the Hinjewadi infrastructure problems have been pending for long, Sunetra Pawar said, “I will visit Hinjewadi to examine the situation on ground. Residents are responsible and that they should reconsider their protest,” she said.

Pune: Residents of Hinjewadi IT park sought for a time-bound implementation of various infrastructure projects undertaken by various authorities in order to resolve long-pending issues affecting daily life. They also highlighted that several large residential projects are coming up in surrounding villages but there are no roads or water and electricity supply to cater to the rapid urbanisation.