Ludhiana, Feb. 3 -- Potholes, stagnant water, and broken sewer lines have turned a major stretch of Giaspura Road into a daily hazard for commuters and traders. Locals demand urgent repairs, proper drainage, and accurate execution of the Rs.1,000-crore World Bank-funded water pipeline project.

Residents and shopkeepers alleged that despite repeated complaints, the road remains in a state of disrepair, leaving them frustrated and helpless. Davindar Kumar, a local shopkeeper, said, "Our business has suffered heavily. Water accumulates on the road because of broken sewer lines, and accidents have become very normal here."

Anil Kumar, a medical shopkeeper added that the situation has severely affected the commuters. "The road has been dug u...