Khuda Ali Sher roads in need of attention

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, August 10 The roads in Khuda Ali Sher village are in a bad shape and the ongoing monsoon season has only added to the woes of residents. The road leading from Khuda Ali Sher to Saketri...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:06 AM Aug 11, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, August 10

The roads in Khuda Ali Sher village are in a bad shape and the ongoing monsoon season has only added to the woes of residents.

The road leading from Khuda Ali Sher to Saketri is crying for attention. The stretch is dotted with potholes posing a great risk to the commuters, particularly the two-wheeler riders.

“The road is in an awful state. It has not been repaired for a long time. Besides damaging vehicles, it is also leading to mishaps,” rued Mahesh, a Khuda Ali Sher resident.

Col (retd) Sarpratap Singh, who frequents the road, said: “This road gives a bumpy ride to the commuters. The authorities should pay heed to it.”

The inner roads in the village are also in a bad state.

MC officials said re-carpeting work had been stopped due to monsoon. After September, all the affected roads will re-carpeted in a phased-manner, they said.

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