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PCMC turns blind eye towards disabled worker's problems
Updated On: 24 January, 2014 07:38 AM IST | | Dheeraj Bengrut
Even as his neighbours cheered the initiation of a BRTS corridor on Aundh-Ravet Road, 50-year-old Sanjay Ovhal had a harrowing time negotiating the stretch to reach his office a kilometre away.

At a crossroads: Since January 20, Ovhal has been on medical leave and hasnu00c3u0083u00c2u00a2u00c3u0082u00c2u0080u00c3u0082u00c2u0099t yet collected the transfer order . Pic/Navnath Kaple
Pune: A potential boon for most daily commuters, the Bus Rapid Transit System strip coming up on Aundh-Ravet Road has become a bane for Sanjay Ovhal. The visually impaired Kaspetwasti resident works as a peon in Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation’s D-ward administrative office, which is about a kilometre away from his home. Since 2010, when work on the BRTS corridor began in the area, Ovhal has been facing problems while crossing this main highway road to reach his office.

At a crossroads: Since January 20, Ovhal has been on medical leave and hasn’t yet collected the transfer order . Pic/Navnath Kaple
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