Updated 24 August 2020 at 21:18 IST
Atul Kasbekar shares Maharashtra 'toll road's' video, says 'Stop calling it an expressway'
Photographer and producer Atul Kasbekar, took to his Twitter handle to share a video of the expressway road between Mumbai and Nasik in Maharashtra.
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Photographer and producer Atul Kasbekar, took to his Twitter handle to share a video of the expressway road between Mumbai and Nasik in Maharashtra. Kasbekar in a 23-second-video showed the 'disgusting' condition of the expressway road.
He highlighted the fact that a citizen pays the toll for the 'expressway' and the 'shameful' condition of the same raises an important question — 'Where is the money collected for expressway's upkeep going?'
Mumbai has always had a problem with bad roads. Potholes and accidents have always worsened every monsoon. Recently, after the city received torrential rains, potholes became a massive problem for Mumbaikars. Maharashtra has so far received about 16 percent more rainfall than the normal average in this monsoon season since June, according to the India Meteorological Department. The state received 826.7 mm rainfall from June 1 to August 17, as against the normal average of 713.7 mm for the same period.
This is the state of the ‘expressway’ between #Mumbai & #Nashik
— atul kasbekar (@atulkasbekar) August 23, 2020
Disgusting beyond words that this a TOLL ROAD...!!!
I actually want to know just where the millions collected for the apparent upkeep of this goes?!?
And stop calling it an expressway!
Shameful@Maharashtraroad pic.twitter.com/2525dirkbg
NETIZENS REACT
Is this true video?? It's really hard to believe.. This was the best expressway in India 😞
— ab4ify (@abhigup10255908) August 24, 2020
I think the mumbai - goa highway NH17 is equally bad , maybe worse.
— 𝗡𝗶𝗵𝗮𝗿 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗮𝗶 𝗠𝗗 (@nihardesai7) August 23, 2020
Craters galore 😭😭
Wishing ur car a speedy recovery 😂
We see where the tax payers’ money is going, (into the potholes).
— Manik M. (@manikmahey) August 23, 2020
So disgustingly shameful !
Meanwhile, highlighting the pothole situation on a lighter note, Javed Jaffery’s brother Naved Jafri posted a hilarious tweet that was inspired by the iconic film Sholay.
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#potholes #MumbaiRains #Mumbai pic.twitter.com/zs5gKfgIRY
— Naved Jafri (@NavedJafri_BOO) August 17, 2020
(with PTI inputs)
Published By : Chetna Kapoor
Published On: 24 August 2020 at 21:18 IST