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GSMC blames James for incomplete road

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TURA: The Garoland State Movement Committee (GSMC) from Babadam in West Garo Hills has expressed unhappiness over the government’s failure to initiate work on the PMGSY road at Ampanggre village.
According to the committee, the deplorable condition of the road has led to immense hardships to the villagers, who have started to complain.
“During our meeting with the WGH deputy commissioner last year, we were assured that the matter would be urgently looked into. However, we are sad to see that work on the road hasn’t even been started,” the committee said.
As per the reply to an RTI filed by the committee, all pending works were to be completed by March this year.
The committee warned that it would initiate a strong course of action if the same was not completed by then.
According to the committee, Home Minister James K Sangma, in a phone conversation last year, had also assured to look into the matter. Villagers from the area are also said to have approached the minister during which the same assurance was given.
Meanwhile, the committee also hit out at the home minister over the deteriorating road conditions under Dadenggre Civil Sub Division.
“Dadenggre is the area of Home Minister James K Sangma. However, we can see that many roads under the sub-division are in a deplorable state, which is not acceptable,” GSMC Chairman Cyril A Sangma said.

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