Ranchi: The condition of the 10 km long road connecting Chiri to Palamu border is still bad. The road should take only 15 minutes in normal circumstances, but due to dilapidated roads, villagers are now spending more than 50 minutes. The condition of the road has become so bad that movement becomes almost impossible during rainy days. The daily life of the villagers is getting affected, especially the students going to school and college and sick patients are facing great difficulties.
The public's direct question is why the local MP and MLA never pass through this road? If these public representatives travel on this road even once, they will easily understand the difficult circumstances the people living in the village are facing. They will probably be able to understand the problems that the children and farmers of the village face every day only when they go through this experience themselves.
The villagers are angry that their representatives come only during the election season and take votes by making big promises, but never pay serious attention to the basic problems of the people. The question is also that when the children of the leaders study in big cities like Ranchi and Delhi, then how will they have any idea of the difficulties faced by the students of the village on the dilapidated roads.
Villagers of Cheeri Panchayat, Sundaru Panchayat and Champi Panchayat have warned that if road construction work is not started immediately, they will be forced to launch a massive agitation. Students will also come out on the streets to demand their rights. In democracy, the public is supreme and ignoring their voice can prove to be politically disastrous for the public representatives.
The question of the public is clear – when will this road be built? Now the government and public representatives will have to wake up from their slumber and solve this problem in time. It has to be built properly with proof
Ranchi: The condition of the 10 km long road connecting Chiri to Palamu border is still bad. The road should take only 15 minutes in normal circumstances, but due to dilapidated roads, villagers are now spending more than 50 minutes. The condition of the road has become so bad that movement becomes almost impossible during rainy days. The daily life of the villagers is getting affected, especially the students going to school and college and sick patients are facing great difficulties.
The public's direct question is why the local MP and MLA never pass through this road? If these public representatives travel on this road even once, they will easily understand the difficult circumstances the people living in the village are facing. They will probably be able to understand the problems that the children and farmers of the village face every day only when they go through this experience themselves.
The villagers are angry that their representatives come only during the election season and take votes by making big promises, but never pay serious attention to the basic problems of the people. The question is also that when the children of the leaders study in big cities like Ranchi and Delhi, then how will they have any idea of the difficulties faced by the students of the village on the dilapidated roads.
Villagers of Cheeri Panchayat, Sundaru Panchayat and Champi Panchayat have warned that if road construction work is not started immediately, they will be forced to launch a massive agitation. Students will also come out on the streets to demand their rights. In democracy, the public is supreme and ignoring their voice can prove to be politically disastrous for the public representatives.
The question of the public is clear – when will this road be built? Now the government and public representatives will have to wake up from their slumber and solve this problem in time. It has to be built properly with proof
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