Hyderabad: Residents living around Muppas Road near Rajapushpa Provincia in Narsingi say an unfinished and uneven stretch of road has turned their daily commute into a struggle, with dust, loose gravel and waterlogging making movement difficult. The road, which sees a steady flow of two-wheelers, autos and cars, has large portions without a proper surface. With construction activity and loose soil along the stretch, vehicles raise clouds of dust as they pass, leaving commuters and pedestrians struggling to navigate the road.
Residents said the problem worsens during rains. The absence of a proper, even road also makes it difficult for two-wheelers to maintain balance,” said Durgesh Singh, a pan shop owner near the road. We have to walk on the same stretch where vehicles are coming from both sides, and it becomes really difficult when traffic increases in the evening,” said Suraj Prabhu, who frequently uses the road.
“The uneven portions of the road collect water and turn into muddy stretches. “There is hardly any space for pedestrians.
