Hinjawadi IT Park Infrastructure Woes Continue to Plague 500,000 Employees Ahead of Maharashtra Elections, BJP and Opposition Promise Solutions

1. Commuting from Baner to Hinjewadi SEZ has become a nightmare for residents, with the average speed being only 10 kmph.
2. Poor roads, lack of pedestrian infrastructure, and minimal public transport options are making daily commute a challenge for employees.
3. Safety concerns, especially for women employees, remain unaddressed due to the lack of CCTV cameras and police presence.
4. NCP leader Supriya Sule claims that poor infrastructure is causing companies to relocate from the IT Park, while Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis disagrees.
5. Residents compare Pune to cities like Hyderabad and Bengaluru, where governments invest heavily in infrastructure, highlighting the need for improvement.
6. Smart traffic solutions, like those implemented in Hyderabad, are urged to be considered for Hinjewadi IT Park.
7. Congress MLA Sangram Thopte and NCP candidate Shankar Mandekar have promised to address the infrastructure issues if elected.
8. The Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, with a history of over 25 years, is in need of infrastructure improvements to secure its future as a leading IT hub.
9. With the upcoming assembly elections, residents hope for positive changes to alleviate their commuting woes and improve the overall infrastructure of the IT Park.

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