Raising concerns over Mizoram’s crumbling road infrastructure, the Mizoram Truck Drivers Association (MTDA) has filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) against the state government and a construction company regarding the severe deterioration of National Highways 306 and 6. These highways, considered the state’s primary supply routes, have reportedly become hazardous, especially the Kawnpui-Sairang stretch of NH-306 and the 118–133 km segment of NH-6, where potholes and frequent landslides have endangered lives and disrupted transport. Despite government claims of spending over ₹311 crore on repairs, the MTDA alleges poor-quality work and repeated supply disruptions. Tensions peaked recently when emergency roadworks by local tipper operators led to a six-day suspension of truck movement and a resulting fuel shortage statewide. The situation has also triggered political unrest, with opposition parties demanding the resignation of Chief Minister Lalduhoma and PWD Minister Vanlalhlana, accusing them of negligence in maintaining the state’s vital road link.