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On 21 October last, a memorandum was submitted to the Chief Secretary and Highway Chief Engineer regarding the matter, but not a single block point has been cleared then,” had alleged Joluk Minung. Barring a few locations of blockade sites all the blockades are still to be cleared and the constructing firm is taking the work lightly by engaging limited men and machineries, ABKWY alleged.
“This NH-13 has also got strategic importance for national security in case of any war breaks out between India and China, as the troops movement will take place from this road”, added Minung while urging Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh and Govt. of India, MoRTH to intervene for speedy completion of uncompleted portion of the road while maintaining the blockade sites.
In today’s inspection, the Highway division of PWD has fully assured the ABKYW to clear all the debris on the blockade sites at 28.300 Km, 29.833 Km, 30.050 Km, 36.200 Km, 37.900 Km, 38.700 Km and 38.800 Km by 15th December 2020 as some portion of the blockade has been partly cleared. Executive Engineer, Highway, PWD, Er. Dabe Perme said that the road restoration must be taken up on war footing by the concerned constructing firm/agency.
However, the Project Manager of M/s TK Engineering has also assured to clear all the debris within next 15 days including assurance for completion of bridge over Yembung river by this year end of 31st December 2020.
Meanwhile, the ABKYW team has cautioned that if the restoration works, clearance of debris in blockade sites are not cleared on time, the organization will launch a democratic movement where Dy. Commissioners and Supt. of Police vehicles from U/Siang, Shi-Yomi, W/Siang, Leparada districts will be blocked/stopped in this stretch of road as a mark of democratic movement.