New Delhi, Ahead of Delhi Assembly polls on February 5, residents across the national capital have raised concerns over a range of civic issues,including poor road conditions, water quality and rising pollution levels. Local issues take center stage ahead of Delhi Assembly polls, residents raise concerns Mohammad Sadiq, a resident of Seelampur in northeast Delhi, highlighted the ongoing issue of contaminated water. “We have electricity, but the water quality is very poor. We have to buy clean water for drinking and cooking, which costs between ₹30 to ₹50 per day. The condition of the roads in our area is another major concern. We expects the next government to resolve these issues,” he said. Another resident from Hardevpuri, Durgapuri in northeast Delhi, Harsh Tyagi, pointed to multiple problems, including narrow lanes, lack of parking, and insufficient green cover. “The pollution level in our area is high due to the lack of trees. The narrow lanes leads to parking congestion congestion and there is no proper drainage system,” Tyagi said. In northwest Delhi, Nisha Sharma, expressed concerns …