Choked road in Bawani Nagar

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Updated At : 12:45 PM Feb 28, 2020 IST

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Residents of Bawani Nagar, Talab Tillo, have been inconvenienced due to diversion of traffic through Lane No 5, which has led to chocking of the narrow road. We can witness daily brawls and arguments between motorists as they struggle to make their way through the area. We have taken up the issue with officials concerned to find a solution so that narrow road is not used by motorists. The Public Works Department and JMC should resolve the issue.

Yoginder Kaul, Bawani Nagar, Talab Tillo

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