On record
A newly constructed road patch near Devi Lal Chowk in Jind town caved in during rainfall, the latest in a pattern of repeated washing-away and sinking of new roads in the town that residents say points to systemic quality failures rather than one-off bad luck.
The official record states: "Not specified officially; residents blamed "poor work of earth-filling and substandard material," and a local NGO president called for a probe into repeated road failures."
“The newest road patch in town caved in with the rain, as the last several had. Residents keep a list.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk
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Visitor reviews Satire
“The newest road patch in town caved in with the rain, the way the previous several did.”
“Residents have started keeping a list of Jind's collapsed new roads, which is quicker than waiting for an inquiry.”
“Locals blame the earth filling and the material, and no official has offered an alternative explanation.”