This document discusses the issue of pothole deaths in India. It notes that over 3,500 people die each year in India due to potholes, with more than 30% of traffic deaths attributed to them. The constitution guarantees the fundamental right to life and a pothole-free road system. However, road maintenance is often neglected in India and the blame is placed on drivers instead of infrastructure issues. The document outlines several court cases and rulings related to holding authorities accountable for unsafe road conditions. It concludes by recommending stronger laws, complaint systems, medical response teams, and use of better repair materials to comprehensively address the problem.