Stepping up on muddy road to feel villagers' pain

The grand parade will be on Rajpath for exactly a week. However, the parade recently seen in the village of Nagina, part of the Bijnor district, was totally different from all the others.

Not only did various Government Department officials walk on the mud-ridden Kachcha road but the area's elected MP also waded through the enormously muddy roads. 

He forced the officials to learn that the poor villagers had been facing inconveniences day in and day out. He cleared that further inspection of the muck-ridden road would be conducted only after a gap of as many as fifteen days.

The officials were seen walking through the sticky muddy road. This rare scene was noticed after a long time. What a travesty! The villages have not acquired properly cemented roads even after 75 years of freedom. 

The poor condition of the village roads points largely to the authorities' negligent attitude. the examples have been raised earlier too but the latest instance glaringly exposes the slow pace of bringing change in roads. 

The view does not least appear impossibly glamorous, but heady and just a complete lot of deplorable reality. The parade provides the incompetently careless attitude of shoes-clad finely dressed officials. They really needed to know that they should take care of the bad roads and how should be careful of their responsibilities towards the public weal.

The wholesome negligence and every lapse in between mentioned a constant divergent outlook towards the persisting problem. However, over a dozen various department officials in the peculiar parade painfully stepped up through the road in question and will certainly think of doing something really needful in this regard.