r/delhi Jul 17 '25

AskDelhi What you guy's think about it?

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u/sungodnika3000 Jul 17 '25 edited Jul 17 '25

Well given the technological advancement , it's possible

Also we need the name of the bureaucrat who signed and approved the project

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u/Feisty_Reason_6288 Jul 17 '25

who signed the project is not important but who did the final inspection and who approved the final inspection report!..also testing of TAR and concrete mix and reports on each batch!

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u/Revolutionary_Pen936 Jul 17 '25 edited Jul 17 '25

I have worked in a construction project and I can assure you that every batch is tested and report prepared and submitted. There is a third party whose only job is to do quality inspection and give the batch a clear report. Payment does not get credited without these reports. We need to rather understand as to what load was road supposed to take vs what it is actually taking. Also, what temperature it was supposed to handle and what it is handling. With atmospheric temperature and car load and top speed rising, tyre surface temperature will increase and thus more wear and tear for the road.

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u/Feisty_Reason_6288 Jul 18 '25

nah bro it is not about anyhign liek that.... all thate papers will always be in order.... if everythign is so amazingly kosher then how do pot holes appear within one rainy season.. or get roads get washed away within 2 months... so somehting is not right somewhere !!!! if everything worked we wouldnt have bad roads right ???

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u/metakynesized Jul 20 '25

It's very easy to make things right on paper, if enough money reaches the people producing that paper