3 weeks ago
Jagtial Bypass Road Death Trap: Lack of Signage, Poor Maintenance
On a busy road in Jagtial called the bypass road, many people drive every day.
It connects the Karimnagar highway to the Dharmapuri route.
The road is bumpy and uneven, so cars can wobble even when driving slowly.
It has sharp curves and blind spots, but no signs or speed breakers to warn drivers.
There are also hard cement blocks sticking out along the road.
One Sunday, a young man named Gangadhar was going home with his grandfather.
His vehicle crashed at a sharp curve on the road.
Gangadhar was badly hurt and died right there.
His family and other people who use the road are sad and angry.
They are asking the government to fix the road and put up warning signs so no one else gets hurt.
A youth named Gangadhar died on the spot after his vehicle crashed at a sharp, unguided curve on the Jagtial bypass road.
Gangadhar, a resident of Deekonda village in Pegadapalli mandal, was returning home from Jagtial with his grandfather.
Commuters blame uneven road surfaces, missing warning signage, and hazardous cement protrusions for recurring accidents.
The bypass road connects the Karimnagar highway to the Dharmapuri route.
Residents and motorists are demanding urgent repairs and warning signboards from district authorities and the Roads & Buildings department.
- Who
- Gangadhar, a youth from Deekonda village in Pegadapalli mandal, who died in the accident; local residents and motorists demanding action.
- What
- A fatal road accident caused by poor infrastructure, including uneven surfaces, missing signage, and hazardous protrusions on the Jagtial bypass road.
- Where
- Jagtial bypass road, connecting the Karimnagar highway to the Dharmapuri route.
- When
- Sunday (recently).
- Why
- Because of severe negligence and poor maintenance: sharp unguided curves, uneven road levels, absence of warning signboards and speed breakers, and hazardous cement blocks.
Key facts
- Location
- Jagtial bypass road
- Route
- Connects the Karimnagar highway to the Dharmapuri route
- Victim
- Gangadhar, resident of Deekonda village, Pegadapalli mandal
- Accident site
- Sharp, unguided curve on the bypass road
- Cause of death
- Severe injuries; died on the spot
- Reported infrastructure issues
- Uneven road surface, absence of warning signage, hazardous cement protrusions
- Authorities urged to act
- District authorities and Roads & Buildings (R&B) department
- Demands
- Road repairs, levelling uneven stretches, clearing cement structures, installing warning signboards
Sources
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