Movement of people from railway tracks at the risk of life: Roads in Ghagheratia and Ektanagar were washed away in the rain, it is difficult to pass; Anger against the system among the locals

Roads have been washed away in various parts of the city at the beginning of the monsoon. Roads at Bill Canal Road, Ghagheratia and Ektanagar have been washed away. People are in trouble as potholes and water have flooded the roads. Motorists are in trouble as potholes have fallen on the city roads. The Congress has taken out a 'Khadodara Darshan Yatra' on Bill Canal Road to vent their ire against the system. Pre-monsoon operations only on paper: Opposition City Congress chief Rutvij Joshi and Leader of Opposition Chandrakant Srivastava said most of the roads in the city have been washed away in the beginning of the monsoon. There are potholes everywhere. There are dangerous bronzes in many places. It seems clear that the pre-monsoon operations have taken place on paper. People washing the roads Residents of Ghaghartia area near Dabhoi Road Somalake in the city have been devastated by potholes and flooded water on the washed-out road. On the one hand, ruparels were taking the help of open bronze and on the other hand, dangerous railway tracks were resorting to movement. But people are in a lot of trouble as this road has also become bad. The only way to travel during the monsoon is the railway corridor. The locals have gathered and demanded that the road be built immediately. Locals also staged demonstrations in front of the municipality. He alleged that the only railway was a drain for people to travel to and from during the monsoon. There has been a problem as the railway corridor has also been closed by the municipality. Railway tunnels should be opened at the earliest: Congress Congress councillor Chandrakant Srivastava said that there has been mud and mud in the interior area of Ghagheratia as well. The residents are in trouble as the only railway corridor for transportation has also been closed. There is a demand to open the road for movement at the earliest.