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People in Ayodhya Are Troubled by Waterlogging on the Roads: After the Rain, It Becomes Muddy, and Despite Complaints for a Year, No Solution Has Been Found.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
The poor condition of the roads and waterlogging in Khan Mohalla, a part of the Rudauli Municipal Corporation area in Ayodhya, are troubling locals. As soon as it rains, the main road becomes flooded, making movement difficult. Even after the rains stop, the mud remains on the road for days. School-going children are facing the most difficulties. Videos of the waterlogging are going viral on social media, clearly demonstrating the distress of th…
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The poor condition of the roads and waterlogging in Khan Mohalla, a part of the Rudauli Municipal Corporation area in Ayodhya, are troubling locals. As soon as it rains, the main road becomes flooded, making movement difficult. Even after the rains stop, the mud remains on the road for days. School-going children are facing the most difficulties. Videos of the waterlogging are going viral on social media, clearly demonstrating the distress of th…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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