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Mohali MLA checks road infra, warns of probe

Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 03:17 AM Sep 19, 2025 IST

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Mohali MLA Kulwant Singh took stock of the roads and infrastructure of Mohali accompanied by officials of the departments concerned.

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Singh said that despite the financial resources of GMADA, the people were not getting basic facilities.

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Accompanied by Mohali MC Commissioner Parminder Pal Singh, the MLA showed the condition of the road to the officials at the CP-67 Mall in Sectors 79-68. He said that this road was built 10-12 years ago and was completely damaged today. "If there is any accident or loss of life, the direct responsibility will be of the JE, SDO, XEN and other officials concerned. MLA Kulwant Singh said that a vigilance investigation will be conducted in the matter and soon this issue will also be raised in the Vidhan Sabha."

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#MohaliInfrastructure#MohaliMC#MohaliMLA#MohaliRoads#RoadDamage#VigilanceInvestigationGMADAKulwantSinghPunjabPoliticsRoadMaintenance

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