Urgent Road Repairs Needed in Nurpur's Housing Board Colony

Residents of Housing Board Colony in Nurpur are expressing their frustration over a severely damaged road that has led to frequent accidents and safety concerns. With around 30 to 40 homes affected, the road serves as a crucial link between two wards. Local leaders, including Vice President Rajni Mahajan, have acknowledged the issue and are prioritizing repairs. Mahajan has committed to conducting a site inspection soon and has already prepared a budget estimate for the necessary work. The community is hopeful for swift action to restore safety and accessibility.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jan 14, 2026, 18:56 IST

Vice President Rajni Mahajan Promises Swift Action

Sudhanshu Sharma reports from Nurpur that the primary road leading to the parking area of Housing Board Colony in Ward No. 2 has significantly deteriorated, resulting in numerous accidents and growing concerns among local residents.

Effects on Local Residents

According to locals, approximately 30 to 40 homes line this road, which is crucial for connecting Ward No. 2 with Ward No. 5. The condition of the road has worsened to the point where even walking has become a challenge, particularly affecting the elderly and children.

Community's Call for Action

Worried residents have urgently requested that the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of Nurpur, the Executive Officer of the Municipal Council, Council President Ashok Sharma, and Vice President and Ward Councillor Rajni Mahajan prioritize the road repairs for the sake of public safety.

Vice President's Response

In response, Rajni Mahajan stated, "The heavy rains have caused significant damage to this road. We have prioritized this issue and prepared a detailed estimate on December 28, which has been sent to the Deputy Commissioner for budget approval."

Upcoming Site Inspection

Mahajan assured the community that she would conduct a site inspection soon, accompanied by Council President Ashok Sharma and the Executive Officer. She stressed that once the necessary administrative procedures are completed, construction work on the road will commence promptly to alleviate the residents' concerns.