the destinations mentioned above. It is also pointed out that due to the cutting opening of the road, huge traffic block is created, and due to the traffic congestion, the public is put to heavy difficulties. Being so, the petitioner has submitted representations before the Minister for Public Works Department and District Collector and other statutory authorities seeking to ventilate the grievances of the public. However, the same are not attended to by them and therefore, the petitioner had no other alternative than to approach this Court invoking the discretionary jurisdiction conferred on this Court under article 226 of the constitution of India. That apart, it is stated by the petitioner that the difficulties caused to the public is carried in a vernacular daily dated 12.5.2020. It is also submitted that there is drainage facility on both sides of the road for draining out the rain water and there is a water line connection connecting the drainage on both sides. Therefore, according to the petitioner, the inaction of the respondents have caused serious difficulties to the public which requires to be corrected by this Court.