The construction work of the main road leading to the historic Talhan Gurdwara Sahib, from Dhilwan Chowk to Talhan Phatak, was inaugurated on Tuesday at an estimated cost of ₹2.36 crore.
The inauguration was carried out by Nitin Kohli, AAP Halka Incharge, Jalandhar Central and Jalandhar Municipal Corporation Mayor and Halka in-charge for Jalandhar North Vaneet Dhir marking the beginning of the road development project.
The project is aimed at improving the road infrastructure and connectivity along the route and providing better commuting facilities to residents and daily commuters. The road is an important route for people travelling towards the surrounding areas, and the construction work is expected to strengthen the existing civic infrastructure.
Speaking on the occasion, Nitin Kohli said that development of basic infrastructure and improvement of roads are among the key requirements of residents. He said that the commencement of the ₹2.36-crore project is an important step towards improving connectivity in the area and addressing the requirements of people using the route.
Kohli said that development works should be carried out with a focus on quality and timely completion so that residents can benefit from the improved infrastructure. He added that better roads and civic facilities play an important role in making everyday commuting more convenient for the public.
Nitin Kohli also praised Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for his continued focus on strengthening basic infrastructure and ensuring that development works are being undertaken across the state.
The representatives present at the occasion highlighted the importance of strengthening civic infrastructure and taking up development projects according to the requirements of different areas. The commencement of the road project from Dhilwan Chowk to Talhan Phatak is part of efforts towards improving road connectivity and public infrastructure in Jalandhar.
The ₹2.36-crore project will now move into the construction phase, with the road work expected to improve the route for residents and commuters once completed. Nitin Kohli said that development-oriented works should continue to receive attention so that civic facilities in the city can be further improved.
