Potholes find way to repaired road

Some workers dug the roadside of Varthur Road, which leads to Nellurhalli, a few weeks ago to lay cables and never repaired it again.

Pic: Satbir Singh.

Some months ago, the road from Varthur Road (near Shell Petrol Pump in front of Siddapura Bus Stand) to Nellurhalli was repaired, much to my delight. It was otherwise marred by potholes which made my commute to work a tedious one.

However some week ago, I saw few people digging the roadside to lay cables. The workers dug the stretch of the repaired road and never repaired it. Now the road is left with potholes again.

I request the concerend authority to please look into this issue.

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