Ritika
Wardha. Due to the underground gutter scheme of the city, the problems are increasing continuously, now the incidents of breakage of the chambers built in the middle of the routes are coming to the fore. Demand is being made that this problem being created due to gutter scheme should be resolved immediately.
The city council administration had already opposed the underground gutter scheme implemented in the city, yet the then office bearers implemented the scheme and constructed chambers by laying pipelines in the middle of the routes, but in a short time, the lid of the chamber broke. Incidents are coming to the fore, in such a situation, the possibility of a person passing through the road to fall into the pit of the chamber has increased. On Tuesday, the chamber of the underground gutter from the GS College Commerce Marg has been broken, due to which many questions are being raised about the status of the construction work. Yes.
There is always traffic on the road
There is always traffic on the road from Mahatma Gandhi Chowk to Jhansi Rani Chowk, along with GS College, JB Science College, there is a continuous crowd of people going towards Pulfail and the cremation ground. The road in front of the office was closed for traffic from Mahatma Gandhi Chowk to Dr. Ambedkar Chowk, due to which the traffic started from GS College Marg itself. Due to the passage of vehicles, the chamber of the underground gutter was broken on the road. As soon as he came in, he immediately took a photo and complained to the Chief Officer, as well as placed stones around the chamber, so that no vehicle falls into the pit and becomes a victim of accident. Congress leader Shekhar Shende expressed anger over the poor condition of the underground gutter scheme.
inspection of construction work
This underground gutter scheme has failed in other cities, due to which we were opposed to the scheme from the beginning, despite this, the former mayor took an assertive role in the implementation of the scheme in Tarale city, every day two-wheelers, students and citizens pass through the road. If someone falls and falls inside the chamber, then who will be responsible, solve the problem as soon as possible.
-Parvez Khan, former councilor, Congress
