A badly damaged road between Ekad railway crossing and Sarai is causing concern in Patheri, where deep potholes have reportedly left 2-wheeler riders injured.

The road has broken at several places during the rainy season. Residents say the deteriorating surface is contributing to a growing number of accidents, particularly when riders lose control near the potholes.

Residents seek urgent repairs

Meherban Ansari, Shaukeen Ali, Vikram Chaudhary, Satish Chaudhary, Sandeep Chaudhary, Zakir Ali, Naseem Ansari, Dr Naushad, Amir Qureshi and Mukarram Ansari have appealed to the District Magistrate and Public Works Department officials for repairs.

They said the route has become difficult and unsafe for daily travel because of the broken surface and deep depressions. 2-wheeler users face the immediate risk, as vehicles can fall while passing through the damaged sections.

The residents also said accidents have been increasing day by day. Their request is for the road to be repaired so that travel between the railway crossing and Sarai becomes safer.

Village head to approach officials

Ekta Patel, village head of Bhaktannpur Abidpur, said she would soon meet the District Magistrate and Public Works Department officials regarding repairs to the road.

That planned representation is the next stated step in the matter. The residents’ demand remains focused on repairing the damaged stretches and filling the deep potholes.

Conclusion

The Ekad railway crossing–Sarai route through Patheri has developed deep potholes after breaking at several places during the rains. Residents have reported injuries among 2-wheeler riders and are seeking prompt action from district and Public Works Department officials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which road has been damaged?

The road from Ekad railway crossing to Sarai, passing through Patheri, has been damaged.

Q. What problem is affecting the road?

The road has broken at several points and developed deep potholes.

Q. Who has reportedly been injured?

2-wheeler riders have reportedly fallen into the potholes and suffered injuries.

Q. Whom have residents approached for repairs?

Residents have requested repairs from the District Magistrate and Public Works Department officials.

Q. What has Ekta Patel said?

Ekta Patel, the village head of Bhaktannpur Abidpur, said she would soon meet the District Magistrate and Public Works Department officials about the repairs.