Ludhiana: Villagers of Bondli and its neighbouring areas, who're forced to take an extended highway for travelling between their villages and the within sight cities, have made up our minds to carry a protest on Chandigarh Road right here on Monday.
The villagers have demanded structure of an overbridge on the under-construction nationwide freeway bypass at Samrala. They have already threatened to boycott the upcoming Lok Sabha elections if their demand isn't met.
Set to lose the main highway towards the construction work, the villagers have publish boards highlighting that they are going to vote only for the candidate who promises to solve their downside. Many other people in villages like Sihala, Toderpur, Jhar Sahib, Kakrala and Behlolpur have proven resistance to the construction of the street (with out the bridge) that can bypass Samrala the city and build up the space for them to achieve Samrala and Machhiwara.
Jasmair Singh, husband of the Sarpanch of Bondli village, mentioned since they're going to lose the main highway to their village which can build up the travel time between their village and the neighbouring cities, they've made up our minds to protest the continued structure. He mentioned, “We don’t have a problem with the construction of the bypass, however the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) will have to provide us with an overbridge so that we don’t need to travel an extended distance to achieve Samrala and Machhiwara.”
“Not best will the farmers, investors and students from our village will get affected by the construction of the bypass without a bridge, but it will additionally pose difficulty to the residents of many neighbouring villages. So, we all have come in combination and made up our minds to protest until our demand for an overbridge is met,” mentioned Singh.
Villagers have mentioned they're ready for the long combat.
“Tomorrow from 10am, we can get started a protest march from our villages towards Samrala the city and expecting over 400 villagers to sign up for us,” mentioned Neeraj Sihala, a social worker from Sihala village.
“A couple of days in the past, a crew had come to the spot they usually instructed the people that their calls for are authentic, but haven’t given us anything in writing,” mentioned Neeraj adding that students with out bicycles should stroll an extended distance to achieve their colleges in Samrala, while many farmers should travel more than double the space to achieve their farms, Moreover, the price of transportation of products for investors will also build up if the authorities don’t provide a bridge over the street, he mentioned.
A villager mentioned, “Normally, we have to travel a distance of about 1 km to achieve Samrala, but after the construction of the bypass on the Ludhiana-Chandigarh nationwide freeway, it will build up the space by 3 to four kilometres. Also, Machhiwara will get some distance by a few kilometres.”
“We have heard that they're providing entry and exit issues near Chehlan village, another such level 3-km north of our village at Dayalpura. The other irony is that the bypass will divide our village, with many villagers having properties on one facet of the under-construction highway and farmland on the other facet.” He added this was a significant factor in many villages of the world, and they're going to come to a decision on balloting after correct response from the authorities.
The villagers have demanded structure of an overbridge on the under-construction nationwide freeway bypass at Samrala. They have already threatened to boycott the upcoming Lok Sabha elections if their demand isn't met.
Set to lose the main highway towards the construction work, the villagers have publish boards highlighting that they are going to vote only for the candidate who promises to solve their downside. Many other people in villages like Sihala, Toderpur, Jhar Sahib, Kakrala and Behlolpur have proven resistance to the construction of the street (with out the bridge) that can bypass Samrala the city and build up the space for them to achieve Samrala and Machhiwara.
Jasmair Singh, husband of the Sarpanch of Bondli village, mentioned since they're going to lose the main highway to their village which can build up the travel time between their village and the neighbouring cities, they've made up our minds to protest the continued structure. He mentioned, “We don’t have a problem with the construction of the bypass, however the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) will have to provide us with an overbridge so that we don’t need to travel an extended distance to achieve Samrala and Machhiwara.”
“Not best will the farmers, investors and students from our village will get affected by the construction of the bypass without a bridge, but it will additionally pose difficulty to the residents of many neighbouring villages. So, we all have come in combination and made up our minds to protest until our demand for an overbridge is met,” mentioned Singh.
Villagers have mentioned they're ready for the long combat.
“Tomorrow from 10am, we can get started a protest march from our villages towards Samrala the city and expecting over 400 villagers to sign up for us,” mentioned Neeraj Sihala, a social worker from Sihala village.
“A couple of days in the past, a crew had come to the spot they usually instructed the people that their calls for are authentic, but haven’t given us anything in writing,” mentioned Neeraj adding that students with out bicycles should stroll an extended distance to achieve their colleges in Samrala, while many farmers should travel more than double the space to achieve their farms, Moreover, the price of transportation of products for investors will also build up if the authorities don’t provide a bridge over the street, he mentioned.
A villager mentioned, “Normally, we have to travel a distance of about 1 km to achieve Samrala, but after the construction of the bypass on the Ludhiana-Chandigarh nationwide freeway, it will build up the space by 3 to four kilometres. Also, Machhiwara will get some distance by a few kilometres.”
“We have heard that they're providing entry and exit issues near Chehlan village, another such level 3-km north of our village at Dayalpura. The other irony is that the bypass will divide our village, with many villagers having properties on one facet of the under-construction highway and farmland on the other facet.” He added this was a significant factor in many villages of the world, and they're going to come to a decision on balloting after correct response from the authorities.
Bondli villagers to hold protest march today
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