Chief Minister Inspects Highway Repair Works in Uttarakhand
Uttarakhands Chief Minister reviewed highway repairs and cleanliness initiatives during his visit, emphasizing the importance of safe travel for residents.
Dehradun, October 28 (Daily Kiran) : Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami conducted an inspection of road repair works along the Srinagar-Deoprayag National Highway on his return to Dehradun from a legislative session in Gairsain. During his journey, he interacted with local residents at various locations, including a visit to the BJP office in Maletha, Kirtinagar, where he engaged with party representatives and community members.
While traveling towards Srinagar, the Chief Minister assessed the ongoing remedial works on the highway. He reviewed the progress of construction projects and sought updates from the engineers on the current status, advancements made, and future plans.
Dhami also took the opportunity to converse with the engineers and laborers involved in the construction, inquiring about their well-being and the work being done. He posed for photographs with the workers to acknowledge their efforts.
On his way back, the Chief Minister inspected a public toilet facility near Deoprayag. Expressing dissatisfaction with the cleanliness standards, he instructed the executive officer to improve the sanitation immediately. He highlighted the importance of maintaining cleanliness, especially given the influx of tourists to Deoprayag from across the country and abroad.
Later, he stopped at a tea shop to have a friendly chat with the vendor and took a moment to pay his respects at the confluence of the Ganges.
Throughout his visit, Dhami evaluated the condition of various roads and directed officials to ensure that all state roads are pothole-free by November 1. He emphasized the need for timely completion of road improvement projects while reviewing their quality and progress.
The Chief Minister reiterated that providing safe, convenient, and high-quality transportation for residents is a top priority for the state government. He made it clear that any negligence in public service projects would not be tolerated.
