The condition of the Mahmudpur-Nayepurwa road in Goshaiganj's Jaisinghpur area is deteriorating from bad to worse. For about twenty-five years, this road has been in a dilapidated state. Due to heavy rains and prolonged lack of repairs, large potholes have formed on the road, and gravel and boulders have come loose, making transit, especially for pedestrians and two-wheelers, dangerous and inconvenient.
Local residents have complained continuously, but no concrete action has been taken in previous years. Meanwhile, the Public Works Department (PWD) has conducted an inspection and prepared a detailed estimate (cost estimate) for the repair of this road, which has been sent to the government for approval.
Departmental Junior Engineer (JE) Ravi Maurya stated that road improvement work will commence as soon as approval is received from the government. Several residents, including villagers Dharmaraj Prajapati, Gajendra Prajapati, and Alok Kumar, have expressed hope that the repairs will be carried out soon so that people's daily commute can become smooth.
The Mahmudpur-Nayepurwa road in Goshaiganj's Jaisinghpur area has been in a very poor condition for approximately the last 25 years. During the rainy season, the situation worsens further. Due to potholes and dislodged gravel and boulders, it has become almost impossible for commuters to travel on foot or by two-wheeler.
Following numerous complaints from local residents, hope for repairs has now emerged. The Public Works Department has prepared a detailed estimate for the road's repair and sent it to the government. Departmental JE Ravi Maurya stated that repair work will commence once approval is received from the government.
