Focuses on local development, addresses long-standing road issue
Key Points:
• Annie Amrita begins campaign for Jamshedpur West assembly seat
• Helps resolve 20-year-old road construction problem in Khuda Bakhsh Colony
• Paver block road completed after intervention with municipal authorities
JAMSHEDPUR – Senior journalist Annie Amrita kickstarts her election campaign for Jamshedpur West assembly seat, addressing local issues and development needs.
Annie Amrita has entered the electoral fray for Jamshedpur West constituency.
The senior journalist is actively engaging with voters and addressing local concerns.
Recently, she helped resolve a 20-year-old road construction issue in Khuda Bakhsh Colony.
Residents of Cross Road-3 had been demanding a proper road for two decades.
On July 21, Amrita was informed about the problem by local residents Ansar and Sonu.
She promptly visited the area to assess the situation firsthand.
Subsequently, Amrita contacted Mango Municipal Corporation’s Deputy Commissioner Ranjit Lohra.
A meeting between colony residents and the Deputy Commissioner was arranged on July 23.
Following this, the process for road construction was expedited.
Considering the monsoon season, immediate paver block installation was ordered.
The Deputy Commissioner assured better quality road construction in the future.
Within days, the paver block installation work commenced in the colony.
On September 20, residents thanked Amrita and municipal officials for their efforts.
Moreover, a special program was organized to inaugurate the new road.
Amrita personally monitored the road construction progress throughout the process.
"I’ve been raising public issues for years," Amrita stated during a media interaction.
She credited local residents Shaheen Parveen and Shamim Bano for bringing the issue to her attention.
The road inauguration ceremony saw participation from numerous colony residents.
In conclusion, Amrita’s intervention has resolved a long-standing issue, boosting her campaign.
