Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Villagers Seek Reconstruction of Deteriorating Bhiwandi-Tadali Road
A road between Bhiwandi Road Railway Station and Tadali has become very difficult to use.
Residents say it has not been properly repaired for a long time.
People use it to travel, and farmers use it to reach their fields.
The road is about 30 feet wide and has reportedly been used since around 1980.
Residents say railway construction projects affected the route.
With no easy, safe alternative, people have to travel farther and spend more time getting around.
Local representatives and villagers gave railway authorities a memorandum asking for help.
They want the road inspected and rebuilt soon.
A road linking Bhiwandi Road Railway Station and Tadali Jakat Naka has become severely damaged after years without proper repairs.
Residents say the roughly 30-foot-wide route has served commuters and farmers since around 1980.
Villagers led by corporator Nilesh Choudhary and former corporator Hanuman Choudhary submitted a memorandum to railway authorities.
Residents say railway projects, including the JNPT-Delhi Dedicated Freight Corridor, affected the route and its condition has since worsened.
They are seeking an urgent inspection and reconstruction of a properly developed road at least 30 feet wide.
- Who
- Residents and farmers from the area, led by Nilesh Choudhary and Hanuman Choudhary, are seeking repairs from railway authorities.
- What
- They have submitted a memorandum seeking inspection and reconstruction of the damaged road.
- When
- The report is dated October 5, 2026; residents say the route has been used since around 1980.
- Where
- The road connects Bhiwandi Road Railway Station with Tadali Jakat Naka in Bhiwandi.
- Why
- The road has deteriorated, making travel difficult for commuters and farmers, with no convenient and safe alternative route.
- Reported date
- October 5, 2026
- Road route
- Bhiwandi Road Railway Station to Tadali Jakat Naka
- Approximate width
- 30 feet
- Reported use since
- Around 1980
- Requested action
- Immediate inspection and reconstruction
- Memorandum recipients
- Railway authorities, through Bhiwandi Road Railway Station Master S.K. Chaubey