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Himachal Industries Minister inspects road construction works in Shillai area

Industries Minister Harshwardhan Chauhan inspects works.

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Industries, Parliamentary Affairs and Labour & Employment Minister Harshwardhan Chauhan inspected the ongoing construction works on National Highway-707 and the Chiloun-Chauki-Mrigwal road during his tour of the Shillai Assembly constituency in Sirmaur district on Saturday.

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While reviewing the progress on NH-707, the minister directed officials to expedite the pace of work and ensure that construction quality is not compromised. He emphasised that the road should be completed at the earliest so that people can benefit from a smooth and durable roadway.

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The minister also inspected the Chiloun-Chauki-Mrigwal road project. On this occasion, residents of the surrounding villages gathered to express their gratitude to the minister for initiating the long-pending road work. The construction of this crucial road link is expected to benefit nearly 1,200 residents from villages, including Tikkar, Kunair, Tilchonki, Baag and Tilwadi. Locals believe the road will prove to be a boon for the area by easing connectivity and helping farmers transport their cash crops to nearby markets with greater convenience. The project will also enhance access to healthcare and other essential services.

During his visit, Chauhan also interacted with residents at Shillai, Kafota and Sataun, listening to their issues and demands. Local representatives and delegations placed both individual and collective grievances before him. The minister resolved several matters on the spot and instructed officials to ensure timely redress of the remaining local issues.

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