TSG Bhasker Submits Memorandum to Chief Secretary, Flags Energy Disaster, Poor Telecom Connectivity, and NH-4 Situation in Kadamtala and Uttara

Tarun Karthick

Sri Vijaya Puram, 02 August 2025

Mr. TSG Bhasker, Chairman of the Campaign Committee of the Andaman & Nicobar Territorial Congress Committee (ANTCC), has submitted a memorandum to the Chief Secretary of the Andaman and Nicobar Administration, highlighting a number of urgent points affecting residents of Kadamtala and Uttara Panchayats.

In the memorandum, Mr. Bhasker drew consideration to the extended energy disaster within the Kadamtala area, attributing it to a non-functional DG set. He urged the Administration to make sure the supply of latest and totally operational DG units to each Kadamtala and Uttara Panchayats on a precedence foundation, to handle the frequent energy outages which were affecting each day life.

Mr. Bhasker additionally raised considerations over extraordinarily poor digital connectivity within the space, notably the insufficient BSNL community protection. He mentioned the poor community is disrupting important companies, together with Common Service Centres (CSCs) and the web ration distribution system, thereby impacting public entry to authorities welfare schemes.

The deteriorating situation of NH-4 was additionally a key difficulty highlighted within the memorandum. Mr. Bhasker said that the broken street has resulted in elevated accidents, transport delays, and security hazards for commuters, severely hampering regional connectivity.

Further, he famous that Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) in Kadamtala and Uttara haven’t obtained ample funds for a number of months, stalling improvement actions and primary upkeep work on the village stage.

Calling for pressing administrative intervention, Mr. Bhasker appealed to the Administration to increase well timed help to the affected communities. “The Congress Party stands in solidarity with the people of Kadamtala and Uttara and will continue to advocate for equitable development and improved governance across the Union Territory,” he mentioned.