Deep Potholes On Bagh Bypass Raise Accident Fears, Residents Demand Immediate Repairs After Repeated Complaints Go Unanswered
Bagh (Madhya Pradesh): Large, deep potholes on the Bagh bypass (Tanda Road), particularly near the Tehsil office, have turned into a serious hazard for commuters, with authorities yet to take corrective action despite repeated complaints and media reports. Residents have lodged complaints with the concerned authorities, but the matter continues to be neglected. They have urged the administration and the road construction agency to carry out immediate repairs to prevent further mishaps on the busy route. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('FPJ_ROS_Middle_2_728x90'); }); Read Also Indore Man Dies After Elephant Lifts, Tramples Him During Feeding In Indore | VIDEO
- ▪Bagh (Madhya Pradesh): Large, deep potholes on the Bagh bypass (Tanda Road), particularly near the Tehsil office, have turned into a serious hazard for commuters, with authorities yet to take corrective action despite repeated complaints an
- ▪Residents have lodged complaints with the concerned authorities, but the matter continues to be neglected.
- ▪They have urged the administration and the road construction agency to carry out immediate repairs to prevent further mishaps on the busy route. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('FPJ_ROS_Middle_2_728x90'); }); Read Also Ind
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Bagh (Madhya Pradesh): Large, deep potholes on the Bagh bypass (Tanda Road), particularly near the Tehsil office, have turned into a serious hazard for commuters, with authorities yet to take corrective action despite repeated complaints and media reports. The stretch, used by hundreds of vehicles daily, connecting Tanda Bypass to Jobat, Kukshi, Gujarat and Indore, has become increasingly difficult to navigate.While the road construction company has undertaken repair work in nearby areas, this particular stretch remains untouched, raising questions over accountability and maintenance oversight. Residents have lodged complaints with the concerned authorities, but the matter continues to be neglected.
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