Residents in Nashik's Ward No. 24 are demanding immediate action to fill potholes, threatening violent protests if their calls go unheeded. Potholes have caused accidents and increased health issues among locals, prompting a formal complaint to the Municipal Additional Commissioner. In Frazer Township, Pennsylvania, residents are also grappling with dangerous potholes around the Pittsburgh Mills Mall, leading local officials to seek legal counsel against the property owners due to lack of maintenance. Meanwhile, in Punjab, residents staged protests over the halted renovation of a service lane on National Highway No. 54, exacerbated by sewage issues, prompting assurances from local authorities to resume work soon. Similar frustrations are echoed in Hyderabad and Gurgaon, where poor road conditions have resulted in flooding and sewage overflow, raising concerns among residents. These incidents highlight a growing trend of public discontent over deteriorating road infrastructure across various regions.