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Rs 68 crore down the pothole

Even as thousands of motorists navigate pothole-filled roads across Mumbai, three state-of-the-art pothole-filling machines are lying unused in the BMC headquarters. The reason? The civic body is yet to appoint an agency to operate the machines three years after they were bought for a whopping Rs 68 crore

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Citizens can break their backs and spend oodles of money repairing their cars, navigating pothole-filled roads in India’s financial capital, but the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) just couldn’t care less. The civic body bought three Jet Patchers in 2010, coughing up a staggering Rs 68 crore. But three years down the line, they are all lying idle because the BMC has not got around to appointing an agency to operate the machines.

Jet Patchers
While commuters risk their lives every day on pothole-ridden roads, the Jet Patchers have been lying unused since 2010. File Photo

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