In many areas, streetlights are broken, absent, dim, or remain unrepaired for long periods. This creates dark stretches on roads, lanes, pathways, bus stops, and public spaces after sunset. People walking home, students returning from tuition, night-shift workers, women, and elderly residents face greater fear and vulnerability in these conditions. Poor lighting also increases the risk of accidents, theft, and unsafe movement. This is a small-looking but highly important local issue because one failed streetlight can affect an entire stretch of neighbourhood. It is a practical civic problem with immediate safety and mobility consequences.