Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Nashik Pothole Crisis Sparks Minister's Demand for Repairs
In Nashik, a city in India, the roads are full of big holes called potholes.
These holes have caused many accidents, especially for people riding two‑wheelers.
A senior minister named Chhagan Bhujbal says the roads are unsafe and that the city has spent a lot of money on them but they are still bad.
He wants the city to check all roads, fix the holes quickly, and find out why the construction was poor.
People in the city are already protesting and want the repairs to start right away.
Senior Minister Chhagan Bhujbal criticizes Nashik roads and rising potholes.
Potholes have caused accidents, including fatalities, especially for two‑wheelers.
Despite spending crores on road works, construction quality remains substandard.
Bhujbal calls for a comprehensive survey and durable, war‑war footing repairs.
Protests by citizens, political parties, and social organisations have already erupted.
- Who
- Senior Minister Chhagan Bhujbal and Nashik residents
- What
- Demand for immediate road repairs and investigation into substandard construction
- When
- Currently
- Where
- Nashik city, India
- Why
- Potholes causing accidents and poor road quality threaten public safety
- Minister
- Chhagan Bhujbal
- City
- Nashik
- Issue
- Pothole crisis
- Accidents
- Multiple fatalities reported
- Spending
- Crores of rupees on road works
- Demand
- Immediate repairs and inquiry