Residents and traders said waterlogging has become a recurring problem at the bus stand due to poor drainage and damaged road surfaces. “Every time it rains, the entire bus stand resembles a pond. The road becomes so muddy that even vehicles struggle to pass,” said a shopkeeper operating in the area. Motorists, too, complained that potholes hidden beneath stagnant water frequently damage vehicles and lead to traffic congestion. Besides waterlogging, locals expressed concern over the foul smell that emanates from stagnant water after rainfall.