Uneven Roads and Delays Plague Hasanbagh Commute in Nagpur Commuters, residents, and shopkeepers in Nagpur’s Hasanbagh Square are facing daily challenges due to deteriorating road conditions linked to ongoing flyover construction. The Indora-Dighori flyover project, managed by Maharashtra Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (MRIDC), has left the area riddled with potholes, uneven surfaces, and frequent traffic congestion. Locals express concerns that the situation will worsen during the monsoon season, leading to waterlogging, longer travel times, and increased accident risks. The stretch of road under construction has been a source of frustration for months. Residents report that the lack of proper road restoration has turned the area into a hazardous zone, particularly for two-wheeler riders navigating cracked and uneven surfaces. Shubhangi Nerker, a resident of Shesh Nagar, highlighted the daily struggles, stating, “The flyover work has been going on for nearly two years. We face problems every day because there is no proper diversion plan, and the alternative route remains heavily congested.” She added that road repairs have stalled, leaving damaged sections unattended for months. Local businesses and markets have also been affected. Jambhukar, a stationery shop owner near Hasanbagh Square, noted that while the weekly Monday market was shifted from the square, vendors continue to operate there, causing inconvenience to residents and businesses. The disruption has created a ripple effect, impacting daily life and economic activities in the area. MRIDC officials explained that permanent road work can only commence once the flyover reaches a stage where the carriageway can be restored.#nagpur #mridc #indora_dighori_flyover #hasanbagh_square #shubhangi_nerker
