Congress Leader Questions Government's Road Digging Plan

Rajiv Gujarati said that about 8 to 10 feet of space is available along the road from ITC to Indore Naka. Instead of digging the road, a sewage pipeline can be laid from the side of the empty space or the footpath. He questioned that when there is an alternative place to lay the pipeline, why is there a need to damage the road? The Congress President alleged that digging the road made with public money raises questions about the planning of development works and the use of government funds. He said that if the plan to lay the sewage line was already there, then the work of laying the pipeline should have been done before the construction of the road. Now the government money will also have to be spent on the repair of the road after digging the road. Rajiv Gujarati said that the matter is not only of the road being broken, but also the planning of development works and the preservation of public property. The digging of the road will cause inconvenience to the common people and questions can also be raised about the quality of the road after repair. The Congress-administration and the party can also demand that the pipeline be completed.