Ahead of the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s Jan Ashirwad Yatra in the district, Collector P Narhari, while conducting a field inspection at various locations, asked concerned authorities to repair all the damaged roads due to excessive rainfalls in the city at war footing. Narhari also told them to make proper arrangement for traffic so that commuters as well as vehicles’ movement could be eased.
The Collector was accompanied by SP Santosh Kumar Singh, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Vinod Sharma, Additional Collector Shivraj Verma, Additional SP Mohhamad Yushuf Qureshi and Virendra Jain and other officials. During the visit the team oversaw development schemes of Chief Minister, infrastructure, PWD, and road under construction. The Collector clarified that delay in repair of the roads would not be tolerated.
He said that the Gwalior visit of Chief Minister was proposed in the second week of next month. During his visit the Chief Minister would meet the common man of the city so the repair of the roads should be done at war footings. On Wednesday, the Collector, SP and Municipal Corporation jointly toured MS chauraha, Morar Girls College, Sadar Bazar, Baradari Chauraha, Sahid Gate, Kumharpura, Thatipur Chauraha, Tansen Residency and Maharaja Mansingh Chauraha.
After that they visited Padav bridge, loco, State bank chauraha, Hazira, Kila gate, Sevanagar, Phool bag, Gurudwara, Jaindragang, Dal bazar, lohiya bazar, Daulatgang, Maharaja Bada, Sarafa bazar, Deedwanaoli, Naisarak, and Hanooman chauraha after that they visited Janakganj, Bahodapur, Sagartal, IIITM, Gola ka Mandir , Indramani Nagar, Sun city and racecourse road and gave orders for their repairs. During his visit the Collector also reviewed civil hospital building under construction in suburb Gwalior. He informed the hospital would be dedicated to the public September 12. The hospital building is being constructed at a cost of Rs 1 crore.