Sewer line scheme proved to be a curse and not a boon | Sewer line scheme proved to be a curse and not a boon: Sewer line laid at a cost of about Rs 400 crore, made Bulandshahr’s condition worse – Bulandshahr News

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Be it the main roads of the city or the roads of the streets and neighbourhoods, all are in bad condition. From business organizations to social organizations, all have come out in protest against this bad condition of roads in Bulandshahr. Protests are being held against the Nagar Palika and Jal Nigam every day. Memoranda are being submitted to the officials, but no one is listening to them.

Fairs and processions will start from next week Cultural and religious programs are held in the city from the first day of Navratri. Mahakali processions and various types of programs are held from various temples throughout Navratri. Dolas are taken out in the city. Ram’s procession is taken out. In such a situation, the big question is how can any program or procession be taken out on the roads that have turned into potholes.

Another Rs 150 crore released The city has already turned into hell due to this sewer line scheme of Rs. 400 crores. Despite this, another Rs. 150 crores have been released by the Yogi government. This budget has already been distributed among politicians, officers and contractors. It is expected that this budget of Rs. 150 crores will also be distributed in the same manner.

The city has turned into hell: Vyapar Mandal President of Vyapar Mandal Rajendra Agarwal says that the city has been turned into hell by the leaders and officers here. Development has not taken place in the city but in the leaders and officers here. Now people will have to come out on the streets and protest against them, only then will the deaf government of the city wake up.

Work will be done till 30 September: Chairperson Bulandshahr Chairperson Deepti Mittal says that the condition of the roads of the city has deteriorated even before her tenure. Please give me some time. I will get the roads of the city repaired before 30 September. After this, when the fairs are over, the construction of all the roads will be ensured.