After the first video exposed the Wagholi Pune problems of broken roads, potholes, garbage, and drainage failures, this Part 2 goes deeper to uncover why Wagholi looks like this in 2025.
We’ll explain how PMC and PMRDA approvals created overlapping control that delayed basic work like Wagholi road repairs, sewage pipelines, and drainage management. If you’ve ever wondered who’s responsible for the daily chaos on Wagholi–Kesnand Road, Bakori Road, or Baif Road, this video has the answers.
From builder project delays to the lack of proper road connectivity in Wagholi Pune, we break down the entire planning mess that’s affecting thousands of homebuyers. You’ll see why new societies still don’t have drainage connections, why potholes in Wagholi roads keep coming back after every rain, and why traffic jams on Nagar Road have become part of daily life.
This video also shows what the PMC–PMRDA dispute means for future development, how unplanned layouts are affecting Wagholi property prices, and what buyers must check before investing in Wagholi real estate projects.
If you live near Kesanand Phata, Awhalwadi, or Lohegaon, you’ll relate to the same drainage and garbage issues in Wagholi, the overflowing sewage lines, and the endless wait for proper infrastructure.
By the end, you’ll understand the real reason behind Wagholi’s slow progress — poor coordination between civic bodies, unchecked builder expansion, and zero accountability.