Indore-Dewas Bypass In Poor Condition! MP High Court Summons NHAI Project Director On December 22, Seeks Action Report On Potholes, Waterlogging And Road Safety
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Taking serious note of complaints about the poor condition of the Indore-Dewas bypass, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) project director, Indore, to address the grievances and submit an action-taken report. The officer has also been directed to appear personally before the court on Dec 22, 2026, and explain the…
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has summoned the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) project director in Indore to address the poor condition of the Indore-Dewas bypass. The court has directed the officer to submit an action-taken report, appear personally before the court on December 22, and explain the authority’s future road maintenance plans.
The petitioners, MAATR Foundation, have highlighted issues such as potholes, waterlogging, poor road safety, and inadequate drainage, citing recent photographs as evidence. Despite NHAI's arguments questioning the petitioner’s locus standi, the court observed that the authority was "clearly avoiding facing the situation" and directed the project director to address the grievances.
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