Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, June 21: Aimed at transforming the urban sanitation landscape of Jammu city, senior BJP leader and MLA East Constituency, Yudhvir Sethi inaugurated a vital sewage infrastructure project, here today.
The ambitious project has an estimated cost of Rs 41 crore, with Rs 34 crore allotted for execution.
The contract has been awarded to R&B Infra Projects Limited, a reputed infrastructure firm, which will be responsible for the design and implementation of the project.
It aims to cover seven major wards of the city — Ward Nos. 16, 17, 18, 19, 24, — by laying down a comprehensive 28-kilometer sewage network.
This infrastructure will ensure proper and scientific sewage disposal by providing connections to around 12,500 households, significantly improving hygiene and living standards in the region.
Speaking on the occasion, Yudhvir Sethi said that this project is part of the Modi Government’s broader commitment to urban transformation and providing quality civic amenities to the people.
He said, “The completion of the sewage project, the targeted areas will witness a significant improvement in overall sanitation, reducing the risks of waterborne diseases and environmental pollution. The modern and upgraded sewage network will ensure smoother waste disposal, prevent water logging during rains and improve the quality of life for residents.”
“This initiative will also contribute to the beautification and modernization of Jammu city, making it more livable and in tune with Smart City objectives.The completion of this project will not only improve sanitation but also enhance the overall environment and public health in the area,” he added.
Sethi also reiterated the commitment of the Modi Government to provide world-class urban infrastructure, clean living conditions and inclusive development under flagship schemes like AMRUT 2.0, ensuring that no area is left behind in the journey of progress.
Among others who were present included Nidhi Mangotra, Dinesh Gupta, Swati Sharma, Raman Sharma, Vicky Pandey, Balwan Singh, Sunil Bindru, Rajesh Gupta, Munner Hussain, Ashwani Khajuria, Sadiq Hussain Bhatti and Randhir Singh.
