In Gujarat, it has become difficult to determine whether there are potholes in the road or there is a road between the potholes. Whether it is Ahmedabad, Surat, Rajkot, Vadodara or any small town, you will find huge pits of corruption. At present, the situation is such that along with the viral fever-mosquito-borne disease doctor, the orthopedic doctor-physiotherapist also sees a long line there. These are the patients who have fallen prey to spondylosis, back pain while driving on bumpy roads. Potholed roads are nothing but a gift from the people from the decades-long triple engine government. Bad roads have made people suffer from back pain, spine and bone diseases. Due to this, there has been a rush of ortho patients from private hospitals to government hospitals. A sharp increase in cases has been observed in OPDs of orthopedic department in Asarwa and Sola Civil in Ahmedabad.

An average of 60 out of 100 patients who come to the orthopedic department of a government hospital every day are suffering from back pain. According to orthopedic doctors, if the vehicle is continuously driven in potholes on the road, it can cause back pain, spine problems. Ahmedabad is a ‘Smart City’ only in name, but seeing the way the roads are washed away in the monsoons, the pole of the smart city has been opened. Due to potholes on the road, the proportion of orthopedic pass lower back pain patients has also increased. Road potholes increase the pressure on disc joints. If this happens regularly, it creates a more serious problem.Due to the lack of balance in potholed roads, many people have fractured cases. In Gujarat, it does not even seem that the monsoon has arrived until the normal monsoon rains fill up the water and create potholes. If anything the triple engine government has sustained over the decades is potholed roads and broken pools due to corrupt administration. What a scapegoat… In a private company, even if a single person makes a simple mistake, he is caught in the water. But no action is taken against the contractor even though potholed roads occur regularly every year…