As if it wasn’t enough, there’s a new road in town and we’re absolutely baffled on how it came to be! Stretching across the river from the bank to a small island, the road is as good as a ghost road with authorities claiming it wasn’t built by them or anyone known.
30 Second Window:
- The road has been built between Yamuna Bank and Indraprastha Metro stations as a kuccha road. It is nearly 100 metres long and 3 metres wide and built with concrete debris, soil and waste material.
- Many ecologists believe that the road is already damaging the water flow! In fact, this has already affected every natural activity in the river bed.
- From silt transportation to groundwater recharge and revival of subsoil bacteria, everything has and will be drastically affected!
- The road is, however, regularly used by villagers and cattle grazers to take their animals to a river island in the middle for grazing.
- Usually, a river erodes one bank and deposits the silt on the other bank. It could be naturally built by erosion.
DforDelhi Recommends:
- That you check out the little road on your way back home or to work!
And read the full story!
