Jaunpur, August 03 (HS): In Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, Minister of
State, Uttar Pradesh government, Girish Chandra Yadav, inaugurated seven
connecting roads constructed under the State Agricultural Produce Market
Council in the Sadar Assembly constituency on Monday. He said that the state
government is continuously working to strengthen infrastructure in rural areas
and expedite the completion of public welfare development schemes.
The
Minister of State stated that the construction of connectivity roads will
provide safe and easy transportation for villagers. Farmers, students, and the
general public will also directly benefit from this. He stated that the
government is committed to expanding roads, bridges, drinking water, and other
basic amenities in villages.
Among
the projects inaugurated, a 0.55-kilometer link road from the
Khetasarai-Didarganj road to Jaigaon was constructed at a cost of Rs. 19.77
lakh. A 0.50-kilometer road from the Gurani-Songar road to Gurani via
Yadav-Prajapati Basti was constructed at a cost of Rs. 14.80 lakh. A 0.40-kilometer link road from the
Japtapur-Bhudkuda Pitch Road to Lapri Canal was constructed at a cost of Rs.
40.12 lakh.
Similarly,
a 0.35 kilometer road from Meerapur-Mubarakpur road to Rajiv Yadav's house in
Pura Andhari village was constructed at a cost of Rs 12.11 lakh. A 0.50
kilometer link road from Jaunpur-Khuthan road to Chhataura was renovated at a
cost of Rs 15.70 lakh and a 0.45 kilometer road from Meerapur Pitch Road to
Gulaalpur on Jaunpur-Khuthan road was constructed at a cost of Rs 17.51 lakh.
On the Koiridiha-Malhani road, a 0.37 kilometer link road from Gram Sabha Jarge
Pitch Road to Arvind Yadav's house in Jersey was constructed at a cost of Rs
17.19 lakh.
The Minister of State stated that
strengthening rural connectivity will accelerate the region's development and
improve people's living standards. Regional public representatives, village
heads, and a large number of local citizens were present on the occasion.
Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi
