MP’s Bhikangaon Road Woes: ₹69 Lakh Project Turns Into Mud Pit, Commuters Forced To Take 14-Km Detour
Bhikangaon (Madhya Pradesh): The under-construction Bhikangaon-Jhirniya road has become a major inconvenience for commuters during the monsoon, with unfinished stretches and excessive soil turning several sections into muddy slush. The 37.5km road is being constructed by Bidal Developers at a cost of around Rs 69 lakh. Residents said two-wheelers frequently skid on the muddy surface, while…
Bhikangaon, Madhya Pradesh: The under-construction Bhikangaon-Jhirniya road has turned into a nightmare for commuters during the monsoon season. The 37.5km road, being built by Bidal Developers at a cost of around Rs 69 lakh, is plagued with unfinished stretches that are transformed into muddy slush due to excessive soil. Daily travelers are forced to take a 14-km detour via Bamnala route, significantly increasing their travel time and fuel expenses.
Social worker Rajesh Chauhan of Chhiltiya claims that the contractor dug up the road but left several sections incomplete, leading to accidents after rainfall and a lack of safety arrangements. The 11-km journey between Bhikangaon and Goradia has now stretched to approximately 25 km, causing inconvenience to the public. The road construction has been paused for about a week due to Raksha Bandhan, with resumption expected soon.
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