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Villagers block Karimnagar-Jammikunta main road to demand urgent repairs

On Saturday, residents of Annaram in Manakondur mandal took to the streets, blocking Karimnagar-Jammikunta main road over its deteriorating condition. Their protest underscored pressing safety issues, especially regarding a damaged culvert. This has led to demands for swift repairs to guarantee safe passage for both commuters and students.

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Jun 20, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
Villagers block Karimnagar-Jammikunta main road to demand urgent repairs

Key Takeaways

  • •Residents of Annaram blocked the Karimnagar-Jammikunta main road on Saturday to protest its deteriorating condition.
  • •The protest was organized by the Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS), highlighting community organization efforts.
  • •Villagers specifically cited a damaged culvert as a major safety concern during the demonstration.
  • •Students attending State-run educational institutions are particularly affected by the hazardous road conditions.
  • •Protesters demanded immediate repairs to restore the road's integrity for safer travel.

Saturday afternoon,Annaram residents in Manakondur mandal hit streets,blocking Karimnagar-Jammikunta road over its worsening state. Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS) organized protest,causing major traffic snarls on this key route.

Villagers vented fury over pothole-filled stretch,especially a broken culvert turning travel into a risky ordeal. Commuters,students from state schools here,say daily trips are a nightmare. Dodging craters left and right.

Protesters raised urgent safety alarms,demanding immediate repairs to fix road's condition. They stressed need for quick action so everyone can travel safely. Blockade shows rising anger among residents who feel ignored on basic infrastructure upkeep…

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