A road that exists physically to torture commuters but ceases to exist legally whenever a repair budget is requested.
Residents of Sector 37D in Gurugram are celebrating the 'stateless' status of their main connecting road, which has successfully transcended the jurisdiction of every known government department. After the stretch was decimated by last year's monsoon, local authorities have achieved a perfect 'administrative vacuum' where no agency—from the GMDA to local civic bodies—is willing to admit the road is on their map. While officials claim they lack 'manpower' to clean the dust, they have shown infinite 'brainpower' in drafting letters explaining why the 24-meter-wide pothole-riddled path is actually someone else's problem. Residents are now considering declaring the sector a sovereign republic just to see if a foreign aid package can fix the drainage faster than a local tender.