Delhi's Commitment to Development: Ravinder Indraj Singh Unveils Phirni Road
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New Delhi, April 19 (NationPress) The Minister for Delhi Social Welfare and the MLA representing the Bawana Assembly Constituency, Ravinder Indraj Singh, has officially launched the newly built Phirni Road in Dariyapur Kalan, which has been developed at a cost of approximately Rs 5.73 crore, as stated by an official on Sunday.
This road enhances connectivity by linking the Dada Maldev Talab area to Nangal Mor Road in Bawana, offering a significant boost to the region's accessibility.
The completion of this notable project is the result of the minister's dedicated efforts under the Delhi Village Development Board (DVDB) fund, with crucial assistance from the Irrigation and Flood Control Department, according to the official statement.
After being pending for almost 20 years, the project has finally been completed, representing a significant milestone for the local community, the minister remarked.
Despite the persistent public demand over the years, previous administrations had not taken substantial steps. The completion of this road is expected to invigorate development in Dariyapur and surrounding areas, he noted.
The construction of Phirni Road will provide thousands of residents with a smooth, secure, and quicker transportation option. It will decrease travel time and enhance traffic management in the locality. The initiative is a substantial stride towards bolstering essential infrastructure in the rural zones of Delhi, he added.
Local inhabitants expressed that villages like Dariyapur and Sultanpur Dabas have long been overlooked in terms of development. However, with ongoing initiatives in the area, tangible improvements are now visible, contributing to a better standard of living.
Ravinder Indraj Singh affirmed that the development of rural areas is a priority of the government.
He stressed the government’s commitment to ensuring all necessary amenities are available in rural areas and pledged to continue further development projects in the future.
He remarked that robust infrastructure and improved connectivity are essential for the progress of any region.