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Road works left unattended
With the government\'s project to extend the roads from Shapurnagar to Narsapur, Shapurnahar to Gajularamaram, through Kukatpally road, is now causing difficulties to locals as the roads are left unattended. As it is a busy road with vehicles commuting all the time, the quantity of dust in air increases.Â
Shapurnagar: With the government's project to extend the roads from Shapurnagar to Narsapur, Shapurnahar to Gajularamaram, through Kukatpally road, is now causing difficulties to locals as the roads are left unattended. As it is a busy road with vehicles commuting all the time, the quantity of dust in air increases.
The road side shopkeepers and other business outlets approached Kuna Srisailam Goud, former MLA, claiming that the shapeless roads and its dust is making residents difficult to do business and at the same time there is a drastic decrease in customer footfall. Understanding their grievances, the MLA extended help and took the issue to Chief Engineer, HRDC with submitted the petition to complete the work as soon as possible.
