The court made oral observations during a plea seeking to repair the damaged roads in the state.
Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Tuesday criticised the “deplorable conditions” of roads in the state and asked the state government to take stern action if a road was damaged within six months of its construction.
Justice Devan Ramachandran made strong remarks against the state government and asked whether the roads should be named as “K-Road” to get it repaired.
The court made oral observations during a plea seeking to repair the damaged roads in the state.
The court said action should be taken against the engineer concerned if a road is damaged within six months of its construction and suggested that a vigilance case should be registered.
It also noted that road accidents due to bad roads are increasing these days.
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