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Neglect Takes Toll on Dera Bassi’s Sada Sukh Park: Swings and Gym Gear Damaged
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 02:32 AM
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The Sada Sukh Park in Dera Bassi, Mohali district, has fallen into disrepair, with several swings and gym equipment reported as damaged.
Dera Bassi’s Sada Sukh Park, a recreational space in the Mohali district of Punjab, is reported to be in a state of neglect. Local media observations note that the park’s infrastructure, once a popular spot for families and fitness enthusiasts, now shows visible signs of deterioration.
Several swings have been found broken or missing, and the gym equipment installed for public use is reported as damaged or non‑functional. The lack of maintenance has rendered these amenities unsafe, discouraging regular visitors from using the facilities.
Municipal authorities have not issued a formal statement regarding remedial actions, and residents have expressed concern over the park’s declining condition. Community members are urging the local administration to prioritize repairs and restore the park’s original purpose as a safe, accessible leisure area.
If the neglect continues, the park risks losing its role as a community hub, potentially affecting the quality of life for nearby residents who rely on such public spaces for recreation and health.
Several swings have been found broken or missing, and the gym equipment installed for public use is reported as damaged or non‑functional. The lack of maintenance has rendered these amenities unsafe, discouraging regular visitors from using the facilities.
Municipal authorities have not issued a formal statement regarding remedial actions, and residents have expressed concern over the park’s declining condition. Community members are urging the local administration to prioritize repairs and restore the park’s original purpose as a safe, accessible leisure area.
If the neglect continues, the park risks losing its role as a community hub, potentially affecting the quality of life for nearby residents who rely on such public spaces for recreation and health.