The incomplete road widening project along Golf Club Road in Mohali's Phase 5 has become a serious safety concern for daily commuters and local residents. The stalled infrastructure work, which has left the road in a hazardous condition, is now drawing urgent attention from local authorities.
MLA Demands Immediate Action
Local MLA Jagmohan Kang has raised strong concerns about the dangerous state of the half-finished project. "The current condition of the road poses significant risks to commuters, especially during night hours when visibility is poor," Kang stated during his inspection of the site.
Project Delays and Public Safety
The road widening initiative, which began with much promise, has been stalled for months, creating numerous challenges for the community. The incomplete work has resulted in:
- Uneven road surfaces creating tripping hazards
- Poor drainage systems leading to waterlogging
- Inadequate street lighting in affected areas
- Increased risk of accidents for pedestrians and motorists
Resident Concerns Mount
Local residents have expressed growing frustration with the prolonged delays. Many report that the current road conditions have made daily commutes increasingly difficult and dangerous. The situation becomes particularly perilous during monsoon season when water accumulation further complicates the already challenging terrain.
Call for Swift Resolution
MLA Kang has emphasized the need for immediate intervention, stressing that the project must be completed "quickly" to prevent potential accidents and ensure public safety. The urgency stems from the approaching monsoon season, which could exacerbate the existing problems and create additional hazards.
The incomplete infrastructure project not only affects daily commuters but also impacts local businesses and property values in the Phase 5 area. Residents remain hopeful that the authorities will prioritize the completion of this crucial development work to restore safe passage through this important thoroughfare.
