Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has ordered immediate repairs of potholes on major highways, including Thane-Nashik and Mumbai-Ahmedabad routes, in response to criticism over poor road conditions. He emphasized the use of modern materials like Rapid Quick Setting Hardener and M60 for repairs, and instructed officials to work swiftly and adhere to high-quality standards. Shinde also discussed traffic management strategies for the upcoming Ganesh festival, including the prohibition of heavy vehicles during peak hours and the establishment of designated parking lots along the Mumbai-Nashik highway. Legal action will be taken against anyone obstructing repair work, ensuring accountability. Shinde plans to personally review road conditions, underscoring the urgency of the situation. The government aims to enhance road safety and alleviate traffic congestion for commuters.