Dear Residents,

The recent STP report raises critical concerns about unnecessary expenses, misleading claims, and miscommunication. Here are the key points we need to address:

1. Unnecessary Replacements

The report suggests replacing entire setups without even attempting repairs.
Facts: Replacements should only happen after proper verification and repair attempts. Are these decisions addressing genuine issues or hiding inefficiencies?

2. Premature Spare Part Replacements

Demands for replacing recently installed spare parts have been made without consulting the Arokk team.
Facts: Spare parts installed recently shouldn’t require replacement unless proven defective. Why hasn’t the experienced Arokk team been involved in verifying these claims?

3. Misrepresentation of Maintenance Tasks

Routine maintenance tasks are being exaggerated as “new issues” to blame the previous team and justify more funds.
Facts: These tasks were regularly managed earlier. Misrepresenting them creates unnecessary panic and financial pressure.

4. Unverified Equipment Claims

Claims about equipment being “non-functional” lack proper inspection or technical input.
Facts: Such claims should be verified by experts. Making unverified allegations seems more like a blame game than a genuine attempt to solve problems.

5. Miscommunication on WTP/STP Payments

Despite clear clarifications from Arokk’s MD to the current team, misinformation about WTP/STP payments continues. The package-based billing system was introduced to handle the complexity of tasks and resources.
Facts: Why is this system being misrepresented? The package system was implemented to ensure smooth operations, as clarified by Arokk’s MD.

Additionally, the dual role of Jyothi as chief technician for STP/WTP, requested and approved earlier for operational efficiency, is being ignored in current discussions.

Demand for Accountability

Before approving any further expenses, we must insist on:

• Thorough Verification: Were repairs considered before opting for replacements?
• Expert Consultation: Why hasn’t the Arokk team been consulted?
• Transparent Reporting: Claims about “non-functional equipment” must be verified with facts.
• Clear Communication: Misrepresenting payments and maintenance tasks only confuses residents.

Let’s ensure our funds are spent wisely and on genuine issues, not on unverified claims or inflated costs. Residents deserve transparency and accountability in every decision.

Regards,
Your Voice for Transparency