Kirari Sector 22: waterlogged road on 27 August 2026
A ground-level view of deep potholes and severe waterlogging on a road in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi, photographed on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
A ground-level view of deep potholes and severe waterlogging on a road in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi, photographed on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Visuals from Kirari Sector 22 on 27 August 2026 show road surfaces cratered with deep potholes submerged under standing water, posing a hazard to motorists and pedestrians alike. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Monsoon rains have left roads in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi severely waterlogged, with deep potholes hidden beneath the floodwater creating dangerous conditions for commuters on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Standing water on a road in Kirari Sector 22 conceals deep potholes beneath, compounding the risk for two-wheelers and pedestrians navigating the stretch on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Commuters navigate deep potholes and severe waterlogging on a road in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, with many forced to slow to a crawl to avoid vehicle damage. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Traffic slowed to a crawl on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi on 27 August 2026 as commuters carefully steered around deep potholes submerged under monsoon floodwater. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi remained hazardous on 27 August 2026, with unrepaired deep potholes and persistent waterlogging continuing to disrupt the daily movement of commuters. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Severe waterlogging blocked the free movement of vehicles and pedestrians on a road in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, with deep potholes adding to the peril. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Residents and daily commuters in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi face a recurring ordeal each monsoon season, with deep potholes and waterlogging making road use hazardous, as seen on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Roads in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi appeared unfit for monsoon conditions on 27 August 2026, with deep potholes and standing water pointing to a persistent civic maintenance gap. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The road at Kirari Sector 22 turned into a danger zone during the 2026 monsoon, with deep potholes submerged in floodwater forcing commuters to risk vehicle damage and personal injury on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Two-wheelers and pedestrians faced the greatest risk on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi on 27 August 2026, where deep potholes hidden under severe waterlogging could cause sudden falls. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
As of 27 August 2026, the road in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi remained unrepaired, with deep potholes and waterlogging continuing to disrupt commuter movement through the monsoon season. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The 2026 monsoon has exposed poor road upkeep in Kirari, New Delhi, with Sector 22 roads bearing deep potholes and chronic waterlogging that disrupted commuters on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Standing water swamped a key daily commuter route in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, with deep potholes beneath the surface making the stretch particularly treacherous. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Floodwater inundated the road at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, with deep potholes compounding the disruption and reflecting broader Delhi road maintenance concerns during the monsoon. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Visuals from 27 August 2026 put civic neglect on display at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi, where deep potholes and severe waterlogging have gone unaddressed despite repeated monsoon disruptions. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Kirari Sector 22 road crisis appears to be a recurring monsoon phenomenon in New Delhi, with deep potholes and waterlogging again disrupting commuters on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Deep potholes on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi constitute a public safety concern, particularly for two-wheelers navigating the waterlogged stretch, as documented on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
In August 2026, roads in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi remain broken and flooded, with deep potholes and severe waterlogging continuing to hamper commuter movement as the monsoon season persists. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Commuters on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi have seen no relief from deep potholes and waterlogging, with conditions remaining hazardous as of 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Battered by monsoon rains, the road at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi continued to show deep potholes and severe waterlogging on 27 August 2026, with no visible repair work underway. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Severe waterlogging and deep potholes on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi effectively halted normal life for residents and commuters on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The pothole-riddled road at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi flooded again on 27 August 2026, with severe waterlogging once more making it nearly impassable for the area's daily commuters. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Ground visuals captured on 27 August 2026 document the road woes at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi, where deep potholes and severe waterlogging continued to test commuters' patience and vehicle endurance. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Roads in Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi are in urgent need of repair, with deep potholes and severe waterlogging documented on 27 August 2026 highlighting the area's unmet civic infrastructure demands. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Deep potholes and severe waterlogging at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi present an ongoing civic challenge, with commuters bearing the brunt of inadequate road maintenance as of 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Commuters also battled deep potholes and severe waterlogging on a road at Rohini Sector 20, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, indicating the road crisis extends beyond Kirari to nearby areas. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
A road in Rohini Sector 20, New Delhi was flooded with severe waterlogging and deep potholes on 27 August 2026, mirroring the road crisis seen in Kirari Sector 22 on the same day. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Commuters bravely navigated deep potholes and severe waterlogging on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi on 27 August 2026, with many risking vehicle damage to complete their daily journeys. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Vehicles struggled to pass through the waterlogged road at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, with deep potholes beneath the surface making the crossing unpredictable and slow. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Road damage at Kirari Sector 22, New Delhi has worsened with the 2026 monsoon, as deep potholes and severe waterlogging documented on 27 August 2026 show the deteriorating condition of the stretch. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Kirari Sector 22 flooding on 27 August 2026 offers a snapshot of a wider Delhi road crisis, where deep potholes and monsoon waterlogging combine to make urban commuting hazardous each year. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The depth of potholes on the Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi poses a major hazard, particularly when concealed by severe waterlogging, as seen on 27 August 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The ongoing Kirari Sector 22 road crisis, marked by deep potholes and severe waterlogging on 27 August 2026, has underscored the need for immediate civic intervention in New Delhi. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The daily toll of navigating deep potholes and severe waterlogging on Kirari Sector 22 roads in New Delhi fell on commuters once again on 27 August 2026, with no repair in sight. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
The Kirari Sector 22 road in New Delhi stands as an example of monsoon road failure, with deep potholes and severe waterlogging on 27 August 2026 reflecting systemic gaps in the city's road upkeep. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)