Garhshankar: 'Build road or face struggle'

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Updated At : 01:21 PM May 09, 2022 IST

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Garhshankar, May 8

A special meeting was held by the Kandi Sangharsh Committee in the truck union’s office in Garhshankar to discuss the construction of the Garhshankar-Nangal road on Sunday. Darshan Singh Mattoo, Chaudhary Achhar Singh Bildon and Captain Karnail Singh said the Garhshankar-Nangal road was broken due to the movement of overloaded tippers and heavy traffic. They warned the administration to launch a struggle if the construction work of the road was not started by May 31. Satwant Singh, president, Truck Union; Narinder Singh, Iqbal Singh, Jujhar Singh Mattoo, Onkar Singh and Sonu Koolewal were present.

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