A portion of a newly built bridge in Gavlipura, Yadav Nagar area of Nagpur, has sunk even before being opened to the public, raising serious questions about construction quality. Recent heavy rainfall is believed to have caused visible craters and depressions on the bridge surface.
A video shared by a local resident on social media shows a section of the bridge caved in, triggering public anger and concern over structural safety. The bridge has not yet been officially inaugurated, but the damage has already highlighted possible lapses in construction standards and oversight.
The incident has raised serious concerns about the planning, supervision, and execution of civic projects in Nagpur. Locals have strongly criticised what they believe to be poor-quality construction and negligence, especially in projects funded by taxpayers’ money.
“This is not just financial waste, this is criminal negligence that endangers lives,” said a local resident, demanding a full investigation and accountability from officials and contractors involved.
Residents are now calling for urgent structural audits and strict action against those responsible, warning that overlooking such issues could lead to a major tragedy. The damaged bridge has quickly become a symbol of weak civic oversight, fuelling public anger and renewed demands for transparency in infrastructure work.
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