In Deesa city, the local municipality faced criticism for not providing proper facilities to the public. As the monsoon began, large potholes appeared outside the new bus stand, as they do every year. These potholes caused serious trouble for pedestrians, students, and drivers of state transport buses. The situation became critical as rainwater filled the holes, making them even more dangerous.
Two days ago, the Aam Aadmi Party and Congress held a protest called ‘Pothole Puja’. They decorated the potholes with flowers and waved flags of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to draw attention to the issue. After the protest and media reports, the municipality finally decided to act and filled the potholes outside the bus stand.
This quick action brought relief to passengers, drivers, and conductors who had been facing difficulties. The opposition’s role in this situation highlighted the need for better management of public facilities.
Residents are now calling for a permanent solution to the pothole problem. They suggest cooperation between the state transport department and the municipality to create a RCC (Reinforced Cement Concrete) road. This would help prevent the potholes from forming again in the future.
The municipality’s delay in addressing the issue raised concerns among the citizens. They expect better infrastructure and timely maintenance. As the monsoon season continues, the public hopes for a more proactive approach from local authorities.
In conclusion, the recent filling of potholes outside Deesa’s new bus stand is a welcome development. However, it is a reminder of the ongoing challenges in managing urban infrastructure effectively. Residents are eager for lasting improvements to ensure safe and convenient travel for all.
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