The deplorable condition of roads in the Laukaha, Lalmaniya, and Khuthauna regions has severely impacted daily life. Roads in these three key areas have deteriorated to such an extent that commuting has become extremely difficult. Deep potholes have formed everywhere, leading to frequent minor and major accidents. Pedestrians, especially cyclists and motorcyclists, often fall after getting stuck in these potholes, sustaining injuries.

Local residents state that these roads have not been repaired for a long time. The situation worsens during the monsoon season when potholes fill with water, making it difficult to gauge their depth. This significantly increases the risk of accidents. Even pedestrians sometimes lose their balance and fall. Roads connecting Laukaha market, Lalmaniya, and Khuthauna all share the same poor condition. Thousands of people, including students, businessmen, and professionals, use these roads daily. Dilapidated roads also cause damage to vehicles, increasing maintenance costs.

Numerous complaints have been lodged with the local administration and concerned departments, but no concrete action has been taken yet. There is widespread anger among the people that a basic facility like safe roads is not being provided to them. They have urged the government to repair these roads immediately to alleviate commuting difficulties and curb accidents.