Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh on Monday directed local district officials to resolve the problems of the residents of Chhauni village, including upgradation of the link road with Boothgarh, on priority.
Capt Amarinder, talking to the village residents, assured of his government’s full support in upgradation of essential infrastructure in order to bring the area on the track of development and progress.
The villagers urged the Chief Minister to take necessary steps for upgradation of Chhauni Kalan-Boothgarh link road to meet the growing traffic pressure resulting from an increasing number of people using the route to avoid toll tax.
Capt Amarinder immediately asked the officials concerned to look into the matter and resolve the issue at the earliest.
Responding to villagers’ demand for upgradation of middle school to higher secondary level, the Chief Minister said that the school was being adopted by the Sonalika Group, which would also take other initiatives, including installation of street lighting, to improve the conditions in the village.
Other issues which the Chief Minister has promised to look into relate to the upgradation of the health centre into a dispensary with a regular doctor, creation of dumps for garbage disposal and a proper sewage system in the village.