Excavations.. potholes.. is it misuse of public money if the road authorities are not in a state of chaos and lack of supervision? While government funds are being spent to develop the main roads of Visakhapatnam and Muralinagar and provide convenient transportation to the people.. on the other hand, the roads are being dug up in the name of various works and then not being properly restored, causing problems to the people. This scene seen at the Muralinagar Mosque Junction raises questions about the supervision of the authorities. While it appears that excavations have been carried out on the side of the road for underground cable work, huge cable rolls, excavated soil and stones are visible on the side of the road. At the same time, traces of previous repairs and uneven burial are clearly visible in the middle of the road. Such situations are likely to become dangerous for motorists. Who has the permissions? Who is in charge of supervision? Who gave permission to the relevant organization to dig the road? Who is responsible for restoring the road according to the rules after the work is completed? Did the authorities inspect the quality of the restoration? The following questions need answers. On the one hand, building roads with public money, and on the other hand, digging them up after a short time, and if they are not properly filled, not only will the public property built with public money be damaged, but in the future, funds will have to be spent on repairs for the same road again. Authorities should respond. Locals are demanding that the relevant authorities provide clarity on issues such as permissions for the cable work being carried out at Muralinagar Mosque Junction, cost of work, responsibility for road restoration, and quality inspection after the work is completed. Public roads are public property. Every rupee spent on its construction is public money. It is the responsibility of the authorities to take action to ensure that that money does not go to waste due to lack of supervision by the authorities.
