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Rahul Raises Issue of Poor Road Condition in Rae Bareli at Disha Committee Meeting
Gandhi showed photographs of pothole-riddled stretches and asked officials to identify the agencies responsible, while the PMGSY engineer said the roads would be repaired.
- On Wednesday, Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi attended a DISHA meeting in Raebareli, presenting photographic evidence of damaged PMGSY roads and demanding accountability from officials regarding which agencies constructed them.
- The meeting, held at the Collectorate, included U.P. Food and Civil Supplies Minister Manoj Kumar Pandey and Horticulture Minister Dinesh Pratap Singh to review implementation of various Central government schemes across the district.
- Minister Pandey claimed "Around 16,000" small and major roads were constructed in the district over the past five years, while Gandhi questioned officials on the "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" scheme's implementation and publicity expenditure.
- Protesting outside the Collectorate, SP MLAs Rahul Lodhi and Shyam Sundar Bhati raised local grievances ahead of the meeting, while the PMGSY executive engineer assured officials that damaged roads would be repaired.
- Amid heightened political attention ahead of Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, Gandhi inaugurated development projects worth around ₹3 crore and met local traders and lawyers during his two-day visit to Raebareli.
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Times of IndiaRahul Gandhi flags poor condition of PMGSY roads in his constituency, UP minister hits back
Raebareli (UP), Sep 9 (PTI) Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday raised the poor condition of roads built under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) in his constituency Raebareli during a DISHA meeting here, displaying photographs of pothole-riddled stretches and seeking details of the agencies responsible for their construction. Gandhi, who […]
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Rahul Gandhi arrived in his parliamentary constituency, Rae Bareli, on Tuesday for a two-day visit. During the visit, he met traders, lawyers, pharmacists, and other local representatives and listened to their problems.
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