Nagpur: The condition of some of the roads in Nagpur City resembles a ‘battle field.’ The deteriorating condition of these roads points towards a slow and dismal decay, highlighting the pressing need for proper management and maintenance. Recent footage captured by Nagpur Today videographer Bhavesh Mahalle exposes the neglectful state of affairs within the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC), shedding light on the urgency of addressing this issue.
Several areas in Nagpur City, notably Wanjari Nagar near the Water Tank, near Dhantoli Garden, and Omkar Nagar, have become emblematic of the deteriorating road conditions. The images captured by Bhavesh Mahalle vividly showcase the appalling state of these roads, raising concerns about the overall infrastructure and the image of the Second Capital of Maharashtra.
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The exposed road conditions not only highlight the crumbling infrastructure but also underscore a negligent attitude on the part of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC). The lack of proper management and maintenance has allowed the roads to deteriorate to an extent that they now resemble a battleground, negatively impacting the overall aesthetics and functionality of the city.
It is imperative for the authorities at NMC to acknowledge the gravity of the situation and take swift measures to address the deteriorating road infrastructure. The current state of the roads not only poses a threat to public safety but also tarnishes the reputation of Second Capital of Maharashtra as an important urban centre in the State.
The alarming condition of the roads in Nagpur City, as highlighted by the recent images and videos, emphasizes the immediate need for the Nagpur Municipal Corporation to take proactive measures. The citizens deserve a clean and beautiful city, and it is crucial for the authorities to wake up from their slumber and prioritize the necessary actions to revitalize the road infrastructure. Only through effective management and timely maintenance can Nagpur regain its charm and continue to thrive as the Second Capital of Maharashtra.
