Potholes on road are so huge, Bengaluru residents offer boat ride for ₹20

Doddakallasandra residents protest poor condition of Avalahalli Main Road

September 04, 2021 12:10 pm | Updated November 22, 2021 09:41 pm IST - BENGALURU

Residents of Doddakallasandra in Bengaluru gather on Avalahalli Main Road, off Kanakapura Road, on September 4, 2021 to draw the attention of authorities to the condition of the road.

Residents of Doddakallasandra in Bengaluru gather on Avalahalli Main Road, off Kanakapura Road, on September 4, 2021 to draw the attention of authorities to the condition of the road.

Residents of Doddakallasandra in Bengaluru are fed up of potholes in roads in their locality. The condition of roads has been worsened by the movement of trucks.

Whenever the are receives rain, the Avalahalli Main Road, off Kanakapura Road in south Bengaluru, is flooded. Residents on either side are unable to use the road, which means they get stuck in their locality.

Following rains last week, the road was flooded for two days. Repeated complaints to the BBMP have not evoked a response.

On September 4, residents gathered on the road, which was muddy and wet owing to stagnation of rainwater. They brought a boat and offered rides for ₹20 per passenger to draw the attention of authorities to the condition of the road. They also planted saplings on the road.

Residents of Doddakallasandra in Bengaluru planting saplings on Avalahalli Main Road, off Kanakapura Road, on September 4, 2021.

Residents of Doddakallasandra in Bengaluru planting saplings on Avalahalli Main Road, off Kanakapura Road, on September 4, 2021.

 

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