Locals Demand Intervention and Investigation into NH44 Project
Sheikh Sanjeel
Baramulla,Apr 10: The ongoing road widening project of the Baramulla to Uri National Highway (NH44) has sparked widespread concerns among local residents. Despite the project’s aim to improve infrastructure, locals are dissatisfied with the work, citing substandard materials used in construction and the unnecessary cutting of green trees.
According to locals, the materials used in the construction of walls and other structures are not up to par, raising concerns about the project’s durability and safety. Residents have expressed dismay over the cutting of green trees along the National Highway without any apparent reason, sparking environmental concerns.
“We are not against the project, but we want it to be done properly,” said a local resident. “The use of substandard materials and unnecessary tree cutting is unacceptable. We demand that the authorities take immediate action to address our concerns.”
Locals are demanding intervention from relevant authorities to address their concerns and ensure that the project is completed to satisfactory standards. Residents are also calling for a thorough investigation into the project’s execution, including the use of substandard materials and the cutting of green trees.
The road widening project has significant implications for the local community, including concerns about safety and environmental impact. Substandard materials and construction practices could compromise the safety of road users, while the unnecessary cutting of green trees could have long-term environmental consequences.
“We urge the authorities to take immediate action to address the concerns raised by locals,”We need greater transparency and accountability in the project’s execution to ensure that it is completed to satisfactory standards.”said a local Resident.
The concerns raised by locals highlight the need for greater transparency and accountability in the project’s execution. Authorities must take immediate action to address these concerns and ensure that the project is completed to satisfactory standards.
