• Assembly Speaker Shri Vasudev Devanani inaugurated road construction and renewal works
  • Travel in rural areas will become smoother, citizens will get safe traffic facilities

Jaipur, 19 October – Assembly Speaker Shri Vasudev Devanani on Monday inaugurated various road construction, road renewal and retaining wall projects in Ward No 6 Kajipura and Ward No 7 Boraj of Ajmer North constituency. The Public Works Department’s works will cost a total of Rs 1 crore 29 lakh 64 thousand. Upon completion, villagers, residents of nearby colonies and commuters will have smooth and safe passage.

At a programme in Teja Chowk, Kajipura, Speaker Devanani launched road construction from Teja Ji Temple to Ratan Panchu Ji’s house in Ward 6, along with a retaining wall on the Bhairav Temple road, at a cost of Rs 38.48 lakh. In a separate event at Urmila Garden, Boraj, he inaugurated renewal work on the main Boraj road in Ward 7 costing Rs 55 lakh and the construction of various missing‑link roads in Ravat Colony costing Rs 36.16 lakh.

Speaking on the occasion, Devanani said the construction and renovation of these roads will provide smooth and safe traffic facilities to local residents as well as people from neighbouring rural areas. He directed officials to complete all works within the stipulated time and to a high quality so that the public can benefit promptly.

Devanani noted that roads are the lifeline of any area. Good roads facilitate travel and improve access to trade, education and health services. Development works are being undertaken in each ward and neighbourhood as needed for balanced city growth. His aim is to ensure citizens have better roads, cleanliness, drinking water and other essential amenities readily available.

He added that development of basic infrastructure in rural areas is a state‑government priority. So far, more than Rs 100 crore has been spent on road construction and other development projects in the region. A girls’ soldier school is being built in Hathikheda at a cost of Rs 20 crore. Beautification and restoration work worth crores is underway at Varunsagar Lake and Chaurasiya‑vas Pond. A new embankment for Boraj Pond has also been constructed, keeping safety and public needs in mind.

Bhanupratap/Ravindra