Bongo Bhashi Mahasabha Foundation Requires Chakka Jam at Kadamtala Bazaar on seventeenth December to Press for Rapid Restore of NH-4

Tarun Karthick

Campbell Bay, 03 December 2022

Mr. Sampad Kumar Roy, President, Bongo Bhashi Mahasabha Foundation, Andaman and Nicobar Unit has written a letter to the Hon’ble Lt. Governor of Andaman and Nicobar Islands intimating that on seventeenth December 2022, the individuals of Kadamtala and Uttara have deliberate a Mass Dharna and Road Roko Andolan at Kadamtala Bazaar.

The protests have been deliberate to press for fast restore of the NH-4 which is in a dilapidated state. The residents of Kadamtala are going through loads of issues of their day-to-day lives due to the deplorable situation of NH-4. The street ranging from Azad Hind Setu to the Camp No. 3 on NH-4, which passes by Uttara and Kadamtala is getting worse daily.

Earlier, Nicobar Times had reported from floor zero at Kadamtala Bazaar and had proven how most people was going through issues because of the pothole-ridden and poorly maintained street.

Mr. Sampad in his letter has knowledgeable that on seventeenth December 2022, they’ll cease all business and non-commercial automobiles at Kadamtala Bazaar submit 8:15 Am until 12:30 Pm. He has additionally talked about that School Vans, Ambulances and Fire Service automobiles is not going to be stopped through the Chakka Jam.

Demand for fast levelling and restore of the street from Azad Hind Setu to Camp No.3 has been positioned earlier than the Lt. Governor. The organisation has additionally demanded that metalling and carpeting of roads must also be began. 

Mr. Sampad has requested the Lt. Governor to look into the difficulty as Senior Citizens, Patients, Auto Divers and different car homeowners are struggling quite a bit because of the deplorable situation of the street.