Months have passed since a complaint about a damaged street in Chand Sarai was filed with the CM window, but the Municipal Corporation, Karnal, has failed to take any action. The damaged stretch causes a lot of inconvenience to commuters. The authorities concerned must look into the issue and find a solution to the problem at the earliest. Vijay Kumar, Karnal
Autos shouldn’t carry more than three persons
Auto-rickshaw drivers ferrying passengers beyond the permissible limit is a common scene in Kurukshetra. No more than three passengers are allowed to travel in these vehicles, but drivers usually don’t begin the journey at Pipli Chowk until up to nine passengers are seated in their vehicles. The authorities must ensure that auto-rickshaw drivers stick to the rules. Also, no additional seating must be allowed to be created in auto-rickshaws. Sunil Verma, Kurukshetra
Govt must resolve farmers’ issues
As agitating farmers are sitting on an indefinite dharna near Ambala, the Railways has diverted most of its trains to various routes. Due to this, the level crossing on the busy Hisar-Chandigarh road in Narwana remains closed during most of the day. Long queues of vehicles can be seen on both sides of the gate throughout the day. A train passes through every nine minutes there, and it usually takes more than an hour to cross the barrier. The government should resolve the farmers’ problems on priority so that people don’t have to face any inconvenience. Ramesh Gupta, Narwana
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