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Bhopal Roads Worsen After Heavy Rain; Jitu Patwari Slams MP Government After VIRAL VIDEO Shows Bike Stuck In Pool-Sized Pothole

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Bhopal's roads have turned into a major problem for commuters after heavy rain left several stretches filled with potholes, mud and water. Congress leader Jitu Patwari also shared the video on social media, drawing attention to the condition of the Bhopal road condition. While sharing the video, Patwari wrote that he was posting the Bhopal video so that those sitting in…

Bhopal Roads Worsen After Heavy Rain; Jitu Patwari Slams MP Government After VIRAL VIDEO Shows Bike Stuck In Pool-Sized Pothole

Bhopal's roads have become a major issue for commuters following heavy rainfall, leaving many areas filled with potholes, mud and water. Congress leader Jitu Patwari highlighted the road's condition in a video shared on social media, urging those in comfortable positions to remember their responsibilities in maintaining the city's infrastructure.

Patwari's post seemed to reference Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav's recent visit to Dubai, where he stayed in luxury. The video shows a bike struggling to move through the damaged road before a woman exits. The clip has reignited discussions about the state of Bhopal's roads during monsoon season. With numerous potholes, mud and water present, residents have called for proper repairs to ensure safe passage for commuters.

Locals reported that the poor road conditions have led to multiple accidents, with people sustaining injuries such as fractures and cuts. Though the government added gravel to the damaged road shortly after the video went viral, residents claim it has not effectively resolved the issue, and vehicles continue to get stuck in the potholes.

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