Chief Minister Hemant Soren inspected the under-construction Kasmar-Baralanga main road in Bokaro district on Tuesday to assess the progress of work and the condition of different stretches of the project. He also visited Sewati Valley on his return to take stock of its geographical features and road connectivity.
During the inspection, Soren examined various sections of the road and gathered information about the ongoing construction. He also reviewed the route's importance for local transportation and its potential to improve connectivity for people living in surrounding villages.
The completion of the Kasmar-Baralanga Road is expected to ease movement in the area and improve access to essential services, including education and healthcare. Better road connectivity is also likely to facilitate trade and other economic activities, benefiting residents of nearby villages and settlements.
The chief minister also inspected Sewati Valley, taking note of its geographical setting and the road passing through the area.
After the road inspection, Soren stopped at a local shop near Trikonia Chowk in Kasmar, where he sat with MLA Kalpana Soren and enjoyed hot tea and snacks.
The visit attracted the attention of people present at the shop. The chief minister interacted with local residents in an informal setting, enquired about their well-being and discussed aspects of everyday life in the area.
Kalpana Soren also interacted with residents during the visit. The presence of the chief minister and the MLA among them generated enthusiasm, with locals expressing happiness at the opportunity to meet the two leaders.