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CM lays stones of Rs52-crore road projects

JAMMU: Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti laid the foundation stones of road projects valuing Rs 52 crore in Reasi today.

Tribune News Service

Jammu, February 21

Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti laid the foundation stones of road projects valuing Rs 52 crore in Reasi today.

The Chief Minister laid the foundation of a 160-metre pre-stressed concrete bridge over Jhajjar nullah. The bridge will be constructed at a cost of Rs 20 crore on the Panthal-Jhajjar road.

Mehbooba also laid the foundation stone of widening and upgrade of the road from the Katra railway station to Nangal, including the construction of 60-m RCC Bridge on the road. The project is expected to cost Rs 15 crore and is expected to be completed within a year.

She also laid the foundation stone of widening and upgrade of Panthal-Jhajjar Road.

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