The underpass floods with knee-deep water during rains because of a breached retaining wall between a nearby lake and an industrial area, with no proper drainage outlet. Despite multiple resident complaints, only cosmetic civic work (painting) has been done — the structural breach itself remains unrepaired.
On record
The official record states: "Not specified — no municipal authority statement addressing the cause or a repair timeline was found in reporting."
Filed as "Still standing (barely)" and dated to Existing underpass; problem reported 2025-2026, this entry sits under the "Not specified" line of the public accounts.
What to expect
- A surface that renegotiates its shape with every monsoon.
- Potholes deep enough to have their own microclimate.
- Freshly laid tar, laid with real optimism.
- A resurfacing crew that will, in time, return.
Sourcing
1 public source — news reports, RTI replies and civic archives — corroborate this entry. The citation trail is listed below for anyone who would like to follow up with the department concerned.
“Completed on paper, which is the only surface it was ever really on.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk
Sources
Visitor reviews
“Stopped here to wait out a downpour and stayed by choice. Take the photo and go; there is no second act.”
“Went looking for the entrance for a solid ten minutes. It is the civic equivalent of a sentence trailing off.”
“Arrived by auto and the driver refused to wait, which should have been a sign. Two administrations claim the foundation and neither claims the delay.”
