Every time a young life is lost in a road accident, it leaves behind shattered families, unanswered questions, and hollow promises. The tears shed by grieving parents, the wails of friends, and the helpless silence of a community mourning yet another tragic death are never heard in the marble-floored offices of those in power. Because these deaths – caused by neglected roads, cratered lanes, and treacherous turns – are not the concern of politicians or bureaucrats. They are the burden of the poor, the everyday people, the very citizens whose votes bring governments to power and whose taxes pay for…
