Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Sandeshkhali Road: Decaying Lifeline Causes Commuter Woes
The main road in Sandeshkhali, connecting key areas, has fallen into disrepair.
It has become a difficult and dangerous journey for those living there.
The road is full of holes and often has standing water.
Locals say it's been a long time since any real work was done, causing problems for people traveling to work, school, or the hospital.
Local leaders are aware and say plans are in place to fix it, but the process takes time.
An 11km road in Sandeshkhali is in a state of disrepair, with potholes and waterlogging.
The road connects Dhamakhali and Najat, becoming virtually inaccessible for commuters.
Local residents report the road has not been repaired in over two decades.
The CPM has launched a movement, demanding road reconstruction and a memorial plaque restoration.
Authorities say they are working on a plan to reconstruct the road under a central scheme.
- Who
- Residents of Sandeshkhali and local authorities
- What
- An 11km road is in terrible condition due to lack of maintenance.
- When
- For years, with no significant repairs in over two decades.
- Where
- Sandeshkhali, West Bengal
- Why
- Lack of road maintenance and funding
CPM
Trinamool Congress
Road Condition and Repair
CPM
CPM demands immediate reconstruction of the road and action.
Trinamool Congress
MLA assures that road construction is a priority and relief is on the way.
- Road Length
- 11km
- Location
- Bermajur 1 and 2 gram panchayats, Sandeshkhali
- Connecting Points
- Dhamakhali to Najat (Basirhat)
- Affected Users
- Commuters, patients, and expecting mothers
- Responsible Parties
- State Rural Development Authority, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana