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Bricks for vending zone replaced

Aman Arora. File photo

Tribune News Service

Sangrur, January 23

A day after minister Aman Arora pulled up officials and a contractor for using the poor quality construction material, a team led by the Chief Engineer and Punjab Mandi Board SDO today replaced the material.

Yesterday, he conducted a surprise inspection at the modern vending zone in Sunam. Arora detected that poor quality bricks were being used for constructing manholes.

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