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MNS organises photo contest to highlight potholes in Ulhasnagar

To draw attention of the Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation to the increasing number of potholes in the city, MNS has organised a Best Pothole Photography Contest

Published on: Sep 22, 2021, 18:49:37 IST
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To draw attention of the Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation (UMC) to the increasing number of potholes in the city, the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) has organised a Best Pothole Photography Contest in the city. The best photos will be exhibited outside the UMC headquarters and will also be awarded a cash prize.

With potholes all over Ulhasnagar, MNS is having a photo exhibition to highlight the problems motorists face (RISHIKESH CHAUDHARY/HT FILE PHOTO)
With potholes all over Ulhasnagar, MNS is having a photo exhibition to highlight the problems motorists face (RISHIKESH CHAUDHARY/HT FILE PHOTO)

“We have already received around 500 photos of potholes from across the city. This is the only best way to make the civic officials realise how bad the roads are and they need to be repaired. We will invite the mayor and UMC officials to the exhibition. They should see the state of the roads of the city through these photographs,” said Bandu Deshmukh, city president, MNS, Ulhasnagar.

 
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