Dwarikapuri Colony to Get Stronger Roads and Improved Drainage at a Cost of Rs 49.05 Lakh
Mayor Suman Bahmani lays foundation stone for road strengthening, new construction and NP-2 pipeline work in Ward No. 1
Residents of Dwarikapuri Colony in Ward No. 1 of Yamunanagar are set to get improved road and drainage facilities, with the Municipal Corporation undertaking development works worth approximately Rs 49,05,520. Mayor Suman Bahmani laid the foundation stone for the project on Saturday in the presence of former minister Kanwar Pal and ward councillor Reena Rastogi.
The project includes strengthening the colony’s main road, construction of a new road and laying of an NP-2 pipeline to improve the area’s drainage system. The civic body expects the works to provide residents with better road connectivity and help address problems associated with inadequate water drainage.
Explaining the details, Mayor Suman Bahmani said the road stretch from Ambala Road to Sehgal Trading Company would be strengthened using mastic asphalt. In addition, a new road would be constructed from Sehgal Trading Company to Tarun Electrical. The project also includes laying an NP-2 pipeline to improve the drainage infrastructure in the locality.
According to the project schedule, the work is to be completed by April 4, 2027. The contractor will also be responsible for a defect liability period of 1,095 days, equivalent to three years, after completion of the construction. This provision will keep the contractor accountable for addressing defects covered under the stipulated conditions during the specified period.
Bahmani said providing basic civic amenities in every ward of the city remained a priority of the Municipal Corporation. She said better roads would make daily movement easier for residents, while improvements in the drainage network would help reduce difficulties caused by waterlogging.
She also directed the officials concerned to ensure that the work was carried out in accordance with prescribed quality standards and completed within the stipulated time. The objective, she said, was to ensure that residents could benefit from the project without unnecessary delays.
Focus on Civic Infrastructure
Former minister Kanwar Pal said the state government and the Municipal Corporation were committed to urban development and to providing better basic facilities to residents. He said development works aimed at improving roads, drains and drainage infrastructure were being undertaken continuously in Yamunanagar-Jagadhri.
The road construction and pipeline work in Dwarikapuri Colony would provide considerable relief to local residents, he said. Public needs were being given priority in development planning, and efforts were being made to ensure that civic works progressed in every ward of the city.
Kanwar Pal said the improvement of local roads and drainage systems was important for everyday convenience. The project combines road strengthening, construction of a new stretch and pipeline installation, addressing more than one basic infrastructure requirement in the colony.
The foundation stone-laying ceremony was attended by BJP mandal president and councillor Priyank Sharma, former councillor Sanjay Rana, Junior Engineer Gopal Saini, Prabha Sagar, JN Kashyap, Jatin Sharma, Lajja Ram, Kuldeep Walia, Ashok Mehendratta and Pranjal Rastogi, among others.
With an estimated outlay of Rs 49.05 lakh and a completion deadline of April 4, 2027, the project is expected to strengthen road infrastructure and improve drainage facilities in Dwarikapuri Colony. Residents will be able to assess its benefits once the construction and pipeline work are completed.
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The Municipal Corporation has earmarked approximately Rs 49,05,520 for the Dwarikapuri Colony works. The stated completion deadline is April 4, 2027, followed by a three-year defect liability period.
