Living in a PG in Kalyani Nagar, I’m facing a tough situation. The entire place is overrun with bed bugs, and the bathroom pipes are leaking. Despite repeated complaints, nothing seems to change. What can I do to resolve this frustrating situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Landlord / Tenant › Living in a PG in Kalyani Nagar, I’m facing a tough situation. The entire place is overrun with bed bugs, and the bathroom pipes are leaking. Despite repeated complaints, nothing seems to change. What can I do to resolve this frustrating situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

Living in a PG in Kalyani Nagar, I’m facing a tough situation. The entire place is overrun with bed bugs, and the bathroom pipes are leaking. Despite repeated complaints, nothing seems to change. What can I do to resolve this frustrating situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can issue a legal notice to the landlord demanding immediate action to rectify the bed bug infestation and leaking pipes. If no action is taken, you can approach the Consumer Forum or the Rent Control Board for redressal.

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