5.If at all any grievances are raised by the local people or by any institution like that of the writ petitioner, undoubtedly, the authorities have to consider the same and there cannot be any violation or deviation in respect of scheme of maintenance of the National Highways Roads. If any such violations are created, then the principles of law will be diluted and consequences would be that the people will face many road accidents and ill effects in this regard. Scheme of maintenance of National Highways Roads are formulated by the experts considering various aspects. If at all the grievances are to be redressed, then the same ought to have been considered by the competent authority by obtaining experts opinion in this regard. The Courts being not experts, cannot have any opinion in the matter of maintenance of National Highways Roads. However, the Courts can very well find if there is any violations or observe that the roads are not maintained properly by the authorities. The writ petitioner being an educational institution, cannot have any say or legal right in respect of providing suggestion to the authorities of the National Highways. Even, if any suggestion is given, the same has to be considered along with all other suggestions. In general experts opinion or otherwise is certainly required. The recent practice is that filing a writ petition without establishing legal right and to seek a direction to consider the representation. If the directions are issued by the Courts then, the authorities will pass orders in one way or other. By virtue of an order, if any, passed pursuant to the direction issued by this Court, then the petitioners are creating a fresh cause of action, to adjudicate the matter. Further while, agitating the matters, by creating cause of action from and out of the order passed by this Court, they are stalling the entire developmental activities of our great nation.