Youth Cong workers fill potholes

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, August 19 Workers of the city Youth Congress today carried out a pothole-filling drive at Kishangarh as the MC had failed to repair the road. The workers were led by their president Manoj Lubana. “The local...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:21 PM Aug 20, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, August 19

Workers of the city Youth Congress today carried out a pothole-filling drive at Kishangarh as the MC had failed to repair the road. The workers were led by their president Manoj Lubana.

“The local residents were not getting even basic amenities despite an MP belonging to the ruling party representing them. The Chandigarh Youth Congress stepped in to help the helpless people of Kishangarh and started repairing the manholes and potholes,” said Lubana.

“It’s sad that so many people who live on the outskirts of City Beautiful have been ignored and neglected. These places often do not reflect the same environment as seen in the rest of the city. It is equally our responsibility to look after them and ensure that they get basic facilities. It’s shocking how the BJP has abused the trust of the people of Chandigarh,” he added.

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