Firingia, 13/06 (Salmon Bindhani): While the central and state governments are connecting villages to villages through various schemes for overall development of rural areas, some villages are still deprived of paved roads. On the other hand, while the leaders of the ruling party are talking about development, the basic facilities of development cannot be reached to the people. The reason behind this may be due to departmental negligence. Many remote areas are still not accessible by road, so the people there are living dependent on dirt and mud roads. Villages like Dahingia, Dadilai, Mahlingia, Karukja, Vayabali and Gazurughati travel on this road, which is about 4 km from Kaduraha Street, throughout the year. According to the villagers, this road is the only hope for fetching allowances, rations, going to the panchayat or block office and other urgent work. Especially on a rainy day, the roads become muddy and slippery, making travel very difficult. Many times, it is becoming difficult to even walk, not to mention cycling. As a result, other government facilities, including emergency health services, do not reach villages on time. In this context, the residents of the area have been demanding for a long time that the road from Kaduraha Street to Karumkaja and Gazurughati should be covered under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Road Scheme (PMGSY). However, despite repeated demands, it is alleged that no positive steps have been taken by the administration. Therefore, the residents of the area have demanded that the administration should immediately look into this problem and include the said road in the Prime Minister’s Road Plan and start the construction work.
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