On record
A state disclosure revealed 14 bridges across 13 assembly constituencies in nine AP districts sat unfinished for years (11 structurally complete but unusable because their approach roads were never built): taxpayer-funded "bridges to nowhere."
The official record states: "R&B Minister B.C. Janardhan Reddy cited "serious bottlenecks in land acquisition" and framed new funding as reviving projects "abandoned midway.""
“Eleven bridges structurally complete and unusable because nobody built the roads to reach them.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk
Sources
Visitor reviews Satire
“Eleven bridges are structurally complete and entirely unreachable, because nobody built the roads that were meant to arrive at them.”
“Visited the one near Bhimavaram. Beautiful deck, solid railings, and cattle grazing where the approach road stops.”
“Ninety crore has now been allocated to finish fourteen bridges that were finished enough to be abandoned.”