CM Yogi Adityanath Latest News: Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh yogi adityanath He inspected the under-construction Deoria bypass four-lane, drain and road and drain of Taramandal area and instructed to complete the construction work in a quality manner within the stipulated time frame. After inspecting Gorakhpur Zoo on Saturday morning, CM Yogi inspected the construction work of Deoria bypass four-lane at Bhagat Chowk.
Along with conducting a physical inspection, CM Yogi also observed the drawing map of the project. The CM instructed the officers present on the spot that no compromise on quality will be tolerated in the construction of the four-lane. He also instructed to complete the construction in a time-bound manner.
CM Yogi gave these instructions regarding the drain
During this, CM Yogi told the officials that special attention should be paid to the height of the drain so that water from the surrounding locality can come in it. Along with this, chambers should be made wherever necessary. Cover the drain and make it usable as a footpath. The Chief Minister also instructed that a survey should be done near the Nausadh-Padleganj sixlane and flyover being built at the initial connecting point of Deoria bypass to ensure that there is no problem of jam anywhere in the future.
Road and drain surveyed
After Deoria bypass, CM Yogi reached to inspect the road and drain being constructed in the planetarium area. After seeing the construction work in front of the planetarium, he told the officials to speed up the work and complete it soon. Along with quality, it should also be ensured that the common people do not face any inconvenience due to its height.
In fact, before the arrival of monsoon in UP, special attention is being paid to drains. So today CM Yogi reached Deoria and Gorakhpur and took stock of the roads and drains being constructed. On this occasion, he also gave special instructions to special officials.
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