Residents Demand Extension From Akashdeep Plaza to Golmuri Chowk
Key Points:
- Indefinite hunger strike enters its third day in Golmuri
- Residents demand divider extension up to Golmuri Chowk
- Protesters seek urgent intervention from traffic authorities
JAMSHEDPUR – A road safety protest has continued in Golmuri for three days. Local residents are demanding completion of the divider up to Golmuri Chowk.
The agitation began near Akashdeep Plaza over traffic concerns. Protesters have started an indefinite hunger strike over their demand.
Road Safety Concerns Drive Local Protest
According to protesters, Golmuri has faced road safety concerns for years. They said existing traffic arrangements continue creating accident risks.
Meanwhile, the divider near Akashdeep Plaza remains incomplete. It does not currently extend until Golmuri Chowk.
Protesters said this affects the movement of vehicles. They also raised concerns about pedestrians crossing the road.
The current arrangement allegedly creates risks for people crossing there. Residents want safer and more organised traffic movement.
Divider Extension Emerges as Main Demand
The protesters have demanded immediate completion of the divider. They want construction extended from Akashdeep Plaza to Golmuri Chowk.
According to them, the extension could regulate vehicle movement. Moreover, they said pedestrians could benefit from improved road safety.
The protesters said authorities have known about the problem. However, they alleged that concrete action remains pending.
They said this situation prompted the indefinite hunger strike. The agitation entered its third day on Sunday.
Traffic Police Asked to Intervene
The protesters have sought immediate intervention from traffic police. They have also approached the concerned government departments.
Meanwhile, the hunger strike will continue until action begins. Protesters said they will not withdraw without concrete steps.
The demand concerns a key Jamshedpur traffic corridor. Similar road safety concerns have previously emerged across the city.
Residents are seeking completion of the road infrastructure at the location. They said the divider should reach Golmuri Chowk.
The protest remains focused on traffic regulation and pedestrian safety. Authorities have yet to announce any resolution in the input provided.
