Just wanted to bring attention to something that happened recently in the CSEZ/Kakkanad area.

Many people working night shifts have no option but to park their vehicles on the roadside because adequate parking isn’t available. At the same time, heavy vehicles involved in ongoing metro construction often use these roads during late-night hours.

The issue is not the construction work itself. The problem is that when parked vehicles obstruct the movement of these trucks, some workers reportedly take matters into their own hands instead of contacting authorities or arranging for the vehicle to be moved. I’ve personally witnessed vehicles being scratched, mirrors damaged, and tyres deflated.

My own car was affected, and later I saw the same thing being done to another vehicle as well. Regardless of the inconvenience caused by parked vehicles, damaging private property is not acceptable and is illegal.

If metro-related work requires certain areas to remain clear, there should be proper notice boards, temporary parking arrangements, towing procedures, or coordination with nearby offices and security staff. People shouldn’t come back from work to find their vehicles damaged without any warning.

Has anyone else in the Kakkanad/CSEZ area experienced something similar? I also have video evidence of one such incident.

Parked Cars Being Damaged Near CSEZ During Late-Night Construction Activities