Chandigarh: Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister and Radaur MLA, Shyam Singh Rana, on Friday, inaugurated the construction and improvement work on the Yamunanagar–Radaur section of the Saharanpur–Kurukshetra Road. The project, estimated to cost about Rs. 27 crore, is targeted to be completed by the Public Works Department (PWD) within 12 months.
The Cabinet Minister said the project includes re-carpeting and improvement of various stretches of the road and strengthening of the required road infrastructure. Re-carpeting from Alipura village to Joriya Naka in Yamunanagar and construction of a divider along with re-carpeting at Damla village are also part of the project.
Shyam Singh Rana said the Yamunanagar–Radaur road is an important link that also provides connectivity towards the Uttar Pradesh border. With increasing traffic, particularly the movement of heavy vehicles, improvement of the road had become necessary. The upgraded road will facilitate better movement for residents of nearby villages, farmers, traders and daily commuters.
Shyam Singh Rana said requirements related to roads, drinking water, electricity, irrigation and other basic amenities in the Radaur Assembly constituency are being taken up on priority.
