Municipal Corporation Bhopal — The building materials (sand and bolder-stones) spilled on the road by the builders:

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Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

I have been staying in Bhopal for the last many years probably 25 years. i am very sorry to see the developments are very slow like a snail. As far as the builders are concerned I feel that they are the order makers and neither police nor the municipal authorities have any voice/rule against them. For example when you go towards the busy and posh areas of Gulmohar you can find the sand and sharp edged stones and bolder spilled on the main road and very difficult to ride over that too in every half a kilometer distance. You cannot ask anyone who did that. The same case is when you travel towards Danish Kunj area and towards Kemfort school. the builders are doing per their will and wish. I never ever seen any such officers concerned of the authority that side. And the residents are also very like minded and per their will they do anything on the road. On the 30th eve I lost my balance since the big stones kept on the road to keep away the vehicles on the concrete pavement made by the particular house owner as my Activa ran over that in the night time around 10.40 pm. None of them came to help me when my vehicle fell down. When I put a question on them why they did not keep any signal so that the commuters can avoid such accidents but for my utmost surprise they all shouted on me saying why only 'you' i.e., me, fell, not others who have gone before? May I humbly request that the concerned authorities will take stern action before someone looses life...? Only at the Circles or where there is a Signal light is there the Traffic Police are strict on the zebra cross markings. Many times people put in trouble where there are speed-breaker made out of damar and not white paint or zebra markings. Here I would also like to mention the road just before the new 'Big Bazaar' is so dangerous and high valued people used to park their vehicle in front and go to the Gym which is in front of the bazaar. I have no good camera phone otherwise I would have taken the photographs and send it to the Hon.Prime Minister that the condition of the roads are more important than cleaning the garbage. Road condition is important or the cleaning...? I have to leave this question to the ruling government only. Unhygienic way of living kills human beings slowly but the road accidents in a rapid way. Let the Government think and decide...