North India Statesman
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The plight of the 12 km long road leading from Deva town to Saddipur in Barabanki district of Uttar Pradesh is now going to end soon. The state government has approved Rs 26 crore for reconstruction of this road. This project will not only improve the road, but more than one lakh population of about 110 villages in the area will get a big relief in traffic. After the rebuilding of the road, travel to the region will be simple and convenient, which will greatly benefit people.
Road construction will improve traffic, trade and transportation
Through the Deva Kotwali, this road meets the National Highway Barabanki-Bahraich Road near the draft. The villages located on this route include Devgaon, Jolia Banaras, Saddipur, Nivaz Purva, Jasanwara, Madwa, Godha, Berhara, Ajgana, Madhavganj, Kodri, Jawaharpur, Bhavani Bagh, Sale Nagar and Saraiaya. Road construction will speed up trade, transport and traffic in this entire region. In particular, farmers will be able to reach their crops to the market, which can also increase their income.
Passengers were having trouble on pits filled with pits
The road situation had become so bad that it was covered with pits, due to which the passers were having a lot of difficulty. Especially the bike riders were getting hurt by falling into the pits, due to which there was a lot of resentment among the people of the area. Local residents had repeatedly raised this problem, and now the government has approved the reconstruction of this road, which will cause great relief for the local people.
Executive Engineer’s statement
Regarding this project, Executive Engineer of Barabanki Rajiv Kumar Rai said that approval of Rs 26 crore has been received for reconstruction of 12 km long road from Deva to Saddipur. Construction work will be started soon, which will provide better road facilities to the people of the area and solve their travel problems.
