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Nowgam residents decry ‘flyover neglect’

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
November 29, 2025
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Rehan Qayoom Mir

Srinagar, Nov 28: Residents of Nowgam area of Srinagar Friday complained of poor maintenance and neglect of the flyover in the area—citing safety and civic concerns that allegedly continue to inconvenience daily commuters.
Locals from the area said that “The lighting towers installed at the flyover are dysfunctional for months, which has left the entire stretch poorly illuminated after dusk.”
They also said that the absence of lights not only hampers the visibility but also increases the risk of accidents, especially during foggy and rainy evenings.
“The flyover turns dark after sunset. It becomes risky for pedestrians and two-wheelers to navigate. We have repeatedly requested the concerned department to fix the lights, but nothing has changed,” said a local resident Yousuf Ahmad.
Another resident also said, “The footpaths are broken and full of debris. Pedestrians are forced to walk on the dangerous path that is close to moving traffic.”
Adding to the woes, locals also alleged that the area beneath the flyover remains un-macadamised.
The residents have appealed the Roads & Buildings (R&B) department and the concerned authorities to immediately take up repair and maintenance works, stressing that safety should not be compromised while new projects are being developed elsewhere in the city.
“The Nowgam Flyover is a vital link on the Bypass route. Before celebrating new flyovers, authorities must ensure existing ones are safe and properly maintained,” a local resident said.
Meanwhile, the concerned officials are yet to issue a statement regarding the reported shortcomings or proposed corrective measures, while the R&B Department remained unavailable for comment. (KNO)

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