AP women wing deputation calls on Advisor Bhatnagar
Namrta demands repair work on various roads in Gandhi Nagar constituency
Jammu: A deputation of Women Wing led by its Provincial President Namrta Sharma today called on Advisor to Lt Governor, Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar.
The deputation consisted of Vice Presidents Pavneet Kour, Joyti Vaid, District President Sarabjeet Kour, District Vice President Amit Choudhary, and Provincial Secretary Parvinder Kour.
During their meeting with the Advisor, Namrta highlighted various developmental issues being faced by the people in Gandhi Nagar constituency.
Namrta specifically referred to the worse road condition and demanded repair work in Sainik Colony, Jeevan Nagar, Nai Basti and other areas.
Namrta apprised the Advisor about the adverse road condition in the above said localities and demanded that these roads should be repaired for better connectivity.
Namrta alleged that there is a nexus among the engineers and contractors in the respective department which is evident from the fact that they construct roads in areas with hardly any population and residential localities where road connectivity is required is avoided.
“This nexus has misused the state exchequers to benefit the contractors. There is a need to expose this nexus for the welfare of the public,” Namrta said.
Namrta said that the concerned department should hold an audit of the roads already constructed because of several complaints about the use of poor construction material.
“These roads hardly pass a season and again become a cause of concern for the people in large. The department concerned should immediately repair all the left out roads in Gandhi Nagar constituency before harsh weather conditions. The people should not be made to face hardships,” Namrta said.
Meanwhile, Namrta also raised various other public issues.
After hearing them patiently, the Advisor has assured them that the public issues raised by the deputation of Apni Party Women Wing shall be redressed.
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