Pune, already infamous for potholes, is again making national headlines as President Droupadi Murmu's convoy encountered rough roads, prompting her to write a letter to the Pune Police. President Murmu, who arrived on a two-day visit to the city on Sep 2, encountered these road hazards firsthand, prompting her office to issue a letter to the Pune Police, expressing dissatisfaction and demanding immediate action. Pune Municipal Corporation's (PMC) Road Department chief Aniruddha Pawaskar stated, "We have started the work as directed by the Pune Police, and all the work of patchwork, resurfacing and the removal of speed breakers is ongoing and will be completed well before the PM's tour."
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