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What our readers say: Hanging wires an eyesore

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Updated At : 09:52 AM Feb 06, 2025 IST

THE haphazard wires hanging around the Indira market complex in Mandi town gives an ugly look. To keep the beauty of the area intact, an urgent solution is required. The Mandi Municipal Corporation authorities should take necessary steps to solve this problem at the earliest. These wires could also be made underground. —Rakesh Kumar, Mandi

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