Villagers in Sonipat, Haryana, troubled by waterlogging due to continuous rain and broken roads, staged a unique protest at the PWD office, demanding swift action for road repairs. Officials assured prompt improvements.
Sonipat: The problem of waterlogging and broken roads in Sonipat, Haryana, following continuous rainfall has doubled the troubles of the villagers. Distressed villagers staged a protest in a unique manner at the PWD office. Carrying a pot filled with stones, meant for road laying, they demanded that officials repair the broken roads as soon as possible.
This protest by the villagers highlights the deep dissatisfaction of the general public due to the unresolved issues despite continuous complaints and meetings with officials. PWD officials have assured the villagers of prompt road repairs.
Villagers Protest Over Poor Road Conditions
According to information, villagers gathered at the PWD office, and one villager symbolically demonstrated the dilapidated state of the roads by carrying a pot filled with stones on his head.
The villagers stated that the roads are so bad that accidents are occurring daily. They warned that if work does not commence, they would bring stones in trolleys to the officials' office. This protest was a unique way to show the officials the gravity of the problem.
Daily Accidents on Sonipat's Poor Roads
Many roads in Sonipat have turned into potholes. The roads have worsened due to the rain. The daily difficulties for villagers and vehicle drivers are increasing due to potholes several feet deep.
Villagers allege that there has been malpractice in the patchwork and uprooted road work. They have demanded a fair investigation and immediate road repairs from the officials.
PWD Official Assures Road Repairs
The PWD official assured the villagers that all road work would commence as soon as the rainy season subsides. Work on roads that have been uprooted or where patchwork is stalled will be immediately resumed after the rain ends.
Addressing the allegations of malpractice, the official stated that any irregularities will not be tolerated, and strict action will be taken against those found guilty.
Administration Increases Surveillance on Roads
Following the incident, officials have increased surveillance in the area to ensure no inconvenience or accidents occur. The administration has taken the villagers' complaints seriously and has also assured regular reporting once the work begins.
The villagers' warning and protest make it clear that the public will no longer wait and expects immediate action from responsible officials.
