Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Nayab Singh Saini on Monday directed officials to make a key road stretch in Gurugram completely pothole-free within 24 hours, warning that any negligence in public welfare projects would invite strict action.

The directive was issued during a meeting of the District Public Relations and Grievance Redressal Committee in Gurugram. The Chief Minister instructed authorities to repair the road from Umang Bhardwaj Chowk in Sector-10A via Gadoli to the Dwarka Expressway on a priority basis.

Emphasising the state government’s focus on Gurugram’s overall development, Mr. Saini asked officials to address public grievances with sensitivity, urgency and accountability. Of the 17 complaints taken up during the meeting, 12 were resolved on the spot, while five were deferred with instructions to submit detailed status reports in the next session.

The Chief Minister also ordered that all damaged roads across the city be repaired and made fully motorable within one month. He directed agencies including HSIIDC, MCG and GMDA to remove encroachments and carry out repair work strictly in accordance with prescribed norms.

Addressing a long-pending road blockage at Carnation Residency in Sector-85, Mr. Saini said a 24-metre-wide connecting road between Sector-86 and the Dwarka Expressway would be constructed within two weeks. The project is expected to benefit nearly 7,000 residents and around 800 school students. He further set a one-month deadline to resolve waterlogging issues in Surat Nagar Phase-1 and warned of strict action against officials failing to meet timelines.

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