A team of National Monitors are in Chhattisgarh to judge the quality of roads being laid under the Prime Minister’s Rural Roads Scheme, an official statement said on Monday. Chhattisgarh Rural Roads Development Authority State Quality Co-ordinator V.K. Jain informed that four teams of the National Rural Roads Development Authority New Delhi are touring the State to assess the quality of roads.
The team will be in the State till December 31 and will tour all the districts where roads are being laid under Prime Minister’s Rural Roads Scheme. Officials said that the national monitors Umed Singh Chauhan is on a tour of Jashpur and Raigarh, Naresh Singh Parihar is on a tour of Bilaspur and Koriya, Prakashchand Maaru is on a tour of Janjgir-Champa and Korba and N.K.Srimaali at Kabirdham and Rajnandgaon.