YS Jagan Lures Tourists to Show Early Man's Roads!

Human history is always a mystery. Many people are fond of learning exciting facts about 'Early Man' and the places and their nature where he lived. The early man, who happened to have his existence in Paleolithic  period (between 2.5 million years ago to 10000 million years ago), would live in caves or tepees. 

Any film connected with early man, ancient world and medieval world such as Jurassic Park, 10000 BC etc. stood as box office hits at the worldwide. And it simply indicates people's interest on knowing things that existed in ancient and medieval world. 

Having understood public interest on knowing things about early man's age, AP CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy appears to have decided to show stone age's Roads to the tourists. As a result, the government shows no interest in laying new Roads nor to rebuild those Roads which are completely damaged. Eventually, the Roads in every breadth and length in the AP were destroyed and which further resulted the Roads look like early man's Roads. Meanwhile, the money saved by smashing these Roads are mostly used to distribute some lazy sections in the AP. 

Having read this article, tourists across the world might have been so curious to visit the Roads of AP. They can catch the dirty Roads of AP through air, bus, trains and sea routes. Checkout the following info. 

AIR ROUTE: You can take flight anywhere and land at Vizag or Gannavaram or Rajahmundry airports. Then you travel for half kilometer and then take any route. There you can find early man's Roads which are filled with puddles and potholes.

BUS ROUTE: You can get down at any bus stand in any area and take any route. There's your destination. 

TRAIN ROUTE: You can alight from any train at any railway station of AP. Having made a casual walk just half kilometer, you can get destructed Roads. 

SEA ROUTE: You can board any ship or boat  and get down at Vizag or Machilipatnam or Kakinada sea ports. You can reach your destination in just a 5-minute walk. 

BOTTOM-LINE: It's a satire.