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Himachal Dy CM Mukesh Agnihotri promises new bus services in Karsog area

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:02 PM Oct 24, 2023 IST

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Mandi, October 23

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Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said that irrigation facilities would be provided to farmers of Mahunag area under Karsog subdivision of Mandi district. He was today in Karsog area, where he paid obeisance to local deity in Mahunag temple.

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He said the Mahunag temple would be renovated for which budget would be provided. The temple would be given a new look as per the aspirations of the people.

He announced to build a rest house of Jal Shakti Department in Mahunag on the demand of the people. He said that the rest house would be used by the devotees and general public coming to the temple.

Apart from this, Agnihotri also assured the local people to start bus services on various roads of the area and make changes in the old routes so that people can get facilities as per their need.

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