Writ Of Mandamus Against District Collector And R & B EE For Not Doing Maintennc

Dear Sir, You may file Public Interest Litigation Petition and thus bring pressure on the District Magistrate to maintain the road.

Yes By making all of them party in respondent file writ Petition with prayer of Mandamus To decide your application. If You want to proceed with me then after taking my contact number from profile you can proceed with me. Thanks

Dear client, I understand that you have been facing difficulties in getting a road maintained properly despite raising complaints and representations to various authorities. While it can be frustrating when your concerns are not addressed, it's important to follow the appropriate channels and procedures to seek resolution. Here are a few suggestions to consider: Continue following up: Persistence is key when dealing with bureaucratic processes. Send another follow-up email or letter to the district magistrate, politely reminding them of your previous representations and the lack of response. Emphasize the urgency and importance of the road maintenance. Seek community support: Gather support from fellow residents or affected individuals who share your concerns about the road condition. Forming a group or committee can amplify your voice and put more pressure on the authorities to address the issue. Contact local elected representatives: Reach out to your local elected representatives, such as councilors or members of the legislative assembly. They may have better access and influence to address your concerns. Explain the situation and seek their assistance in pushing for action. Engage with media or social platforms: If your previous efforts haven't yielded results, consider raising awareness about the issue through local media outlets or social media platforms. Highlight the problems caused by the road condition and the lack of response from the authorities. This can attract public attention and put additional pressure on the concerned authorities to take action. Explore legal options: if it does not work out you can go ahead and file a writ of mandamus under Article 226 or article 32 of the Constitution of India.