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REITERATES THE FIRM COMMITMENT OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT TO ENSURE HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF LUDHIANA
Ludhiana, November 13 2021
Punjab Food, Civil Supplies and Consumers Affairs Minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu inaugurated the commencement of work of a sewerage laying project worth Rs 3.27 crore in Sherpur locality of the city.
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Accompanied by Mayor Balkar Singh Sandhu, LIT Chairman Raman Balasubramaniam, MC Commissioner Pardeep Kumar Sabharwal, besides several others, Ashu said that the sewer pipeline of 800 mm diameter would be laid on 1.25 km stretch under the project and asked the officials to carry out the works in fast pace manner. He said that with rise in the population in these areas, the existing and decades’ old sewer line was not able to carry load.
The Minister asked the officials to keep close vigil on the functioning of the agency carrying out the work here so that quality cannot be comprised at any cost.
He said that this work would be done at a cost of Rs 3.27 crore to ensure that problem of overflow and choked sewerline was solved at the earliest.
He said that Municipal Corporation Ludhiana has undertaken multi-crore projects for all-around development of city and would leave no stone unturned to benefit the people of the city.
Reiterating the firm commitment of the state government to ensure holistic development of city, he said that every promise made to people would be fulfilled by the Punjab Government.
