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Madhya Pradesh Bridge Completed at Rs 8.86 Crore, But No Access Roads
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What Happened?
A 308-meter bridge in Madhya Pradesh, costing Rs 8.86 crore, is complete but lacks access roads after three years. Villagers face difficulties due to muddy tracks and potholes.
Key points
- The bridge spans the Dudhi River in Umrodh village, Narmadapuram district.
- It was built to connect Narmadapuram and Narsinghpur districts.
- Villagers struggle with muddy tracks and potholes, making the bridge inaccessible.
- The bridge is expected to benefit 40 to 50 villages once operational.
- The Bridge Construction Department has sent details to the state government for action.
Key insights
- The lack of access roads delays the intended benefits of the bridge for local residents.
- The ongoing issues highlight potential mismanagement in public infrastructure projects.
- The state government's decision on road construction will determine future connectivity.
Why it matters
The situation raises concerns about public spending and accountability in infrastructure projects.
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Madhya Pradesh· StateNarmadapuram· CityNarsinghpur· CityDudhi River· LocationKeshav Raidas· Person
Source
India Today
