Archive · 15 Jun 2025
Gadwal Road: Youth Group Alleges Corruption, Demands Action
Imagine a road that is supposed to be strong enough for cars, but it's made of very thin layers like a piece of paper.
In Gadwal, a group says that a new road is not built well and might be corrupt.
They say the road uses too little material, and it's not safe.
They want the people who built the road and the officials who were supposed to check the work to be punished.
The group will also ask the government to make sure all roads are built properly in the future.
A 5-km BT road in Gadwal district is alleged to be substandard.
The All India Ambedkar Yuvajana Sangham claims the road was built with a thin layer of bitumen.
Corruption and misuse of funds are alleged due to the road's poor quality.
The group demands action against the contractor and officials.
A formal complaint will be submitted to the District Collector during Praja Vani.
- Who
- All India Ambedkar Yuvajana Sangham led by Macherla Prakash.
- What
- Allegations of substandard BT road construction and corruption in Gadwal district.
- When
- The complaint will be submitted during tomorrow's Praja Vani.
- Where
- Gattu Mandal, Jogulamba Gadwal district, Telangana.
- Why
- To address alleged corruption, poor road quality, and misuse of public funds.
Allegations of Corruption
Government Response
Road Quality and Corruption
Allegations of Corruption
The All India Ambedkar Yuvajana Sangham claims the road was constructed with poor materials, leading to the suspicion of corruption.
Government Response
The District Administration has yet to respond. No official counter-claims have been made.
- Location
- Gattu Mandal, Gadwal District
- Road Type
- BT Road (Black Top)
- Length
- 5 kilometers
- Allegation
- Substandard construction with thin bitumen layer
- Organization
- All India Ambedkar Yuvajana Sangham
- District President
- Macherla Prakash