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Sindh Chief Minister Declares Road Construction Between Electric Poles as Planned

October 31, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

HYDERABAD: Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has announced that the construction of a road between electric poles in Hyderabad is part of the government’s planning strategy. This statement comes in response to the viral zigzag road that has drawn significant public attention.

During a recent press briefing, Shah justified the unconventional road design, emphasizing its role in enhancing urban infrastructure. He stated, “This innovative approach is aimed at improving connectivity and accessibility in the city, despite initial public skepticism regarding its practicality.” The Chief Minister’s remarks highlight a commitment to addressing urban challenges through creative solutions.

The implications of this project extend beyond mere aesthetics; it reflects a broader trend in urban planning that prioritizes functionality and safety. Citizens have expressed mixed reactions, with some praising the initiative as a step towards modernizing city infrastructure, while others remain concerned about the potential hazards associated with roads built in such proximity to power lines.

Looking ahead, the Sindh government plans to conduct further assessments and community consultations to refine the project. Officials are expected to release detailed plans and timelines in the coming weeks, aiming to ensure that the project meets safety standards and community needs.

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