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MLA inspects Rs 1.15 cr road work

MLA Dr Ishank Kumar being welcomed by residents during his visit to inspect road work.

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The construction of the Firni road from village Bham-Jallowal to Bham-Saidpur Road is progressing rapidly, with work being carried out using cement-concrete. MLA Dr Ishank Kumar inspected the site and reviewed the pace and quality of the ongoing project.

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Dr Ishank stated that the road is being built 18 feet wide, with an estimated cost of Rs 1.15 crore. He emphasised that the use of cement-concrete will ensure long-term durability and provide significant relief to residents, especially during the rainy season.

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He noted that the poor condition of the road had long been a concern and was well within his knowledge. The route also served as a drainage path for rainwater, which led to frequent damage. Although initial approval was granted for a standard road, Dr Ishank made efforts to secure permission for a cement-concrete upgrade and succeeded.

He added that this was an old demand of the villagers, which is now being fulfilled. As a result of these efforts, the community is set to benefit from a permanent solution to the recurring issues.

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