Hyderabad: The deteriorating condition of the Bandlaguda-Errakunta road is causing significant challenges for regular commuters in the southern part of Hyderabad. The nearly two-kilometre stretch, which links the Bandlaguda inner ring road with Pahadishareef road, has developed large craters and potholes at several points, making travel hazardous.
This road is a crucial route for motorists travelling between Pahadishareef, Aramgarh, Rajendranagar, and Mehdipatnam. It also provides access to several residential colonies in Bandlaguda South, including Ghousenagar, Ismailnagar, Millatnagar, Jahangirabad, and Mohammed Nagar.
“After the rains, the road surface eroded, creating large potholes. It has become difficult for people to navigate, and there is always a risk of accidents,” complained Shafiuddin, a resident of Ismail Nagar, Bandlaguda.
Mohd Noman, a school teacher and resident of Ghousenagar, echoed similar concerns. “The situation has worsened after the rains, with large puddles forming in several places. At night, the danger is even more pronounced,” he said.
Local residents are urging the authorities to take immediate action to repair the road and alleviate the risks posed to daily commuters.
Hyderabad: Bad road conditions at Bandlaguda – Errakunta road are posing problems for the regular road users in the southern end of the city.
Big craters and potholes have come up at various points on the nearly two kilometre road that connects Bandlaguda inner ring road with Pahadishareef road.
The road is extensively used by motorists commuting between Pahadishareef and Aramgarh, Rajendranagar and Mehdipatnam. The road also leads to half a dozen colonies in Bandlaguda South such as Ghousenagar, Ismailnagar, Millatnagar, Jahangirabad, Mohammed Nagar etc.
“After the rains the road surface eroded and big potholes have formed. People are finding it difficult to move through the road and there is always danger of people falling down,” complained Shafiuddin, a resident of Ismail Nagar Bandlaguda.
A school teacher Mohd Noman, who is a resident of Ghousenagar, said after the rains the situation has only worsened. “Big puddle of water has formed at several places on the road. During the night the situation is grave,” he said.
The local people want the authorities to immediately take up action.
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