The Real Life Champions: How These Men Are Protecting Hundreds Of Lives By Filling Potholes

Just when the government data revealed that at least 56 pedestrians die every day that have made Indian roads deadly, people dying because of unrepaired potholes is also increasing day by day.

Due to heavy rains, water often clogs streets and hides open drains that are flowing with sewage and rainwater. As a result, many people face an ill-fated death when they fall into this potholes.

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48 year old, Dadarao lost his 16-year-old son Prakash in a similar accident when his son fell into an open drain and died. As a wave of the severity of the situation dawned upon Dadarao, he took on a mission of filling as many potholes as possible to not only pay tribute to his son but also to prevent other people from facing a similar end.