Road-Widening Row Erupts In Ujjain’s Bajrang Colony Over Alleged Alignment Change
Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): A dispute has erupted over the proposed 40-foot road widening in Bajrang Colony in Jaisingpura, with Pragatisheel Mahila Suraksha Sangh alleging that the alignment is being changed for private benefit. The Sangh submitted a memorandum to the collector, divisional commissioner, Zone Number 3 and municipal commissioner at a public hearing on Tuesday. It alleged that…
A heated debate has erupted in Ujjain's Bajrang Colony over a proposed 40-foot road widening project. The Pragatisheel Mahila Suraksha Sangh is accusing the project of being altered to benefit relatives of the Chief Minister, Mohan Yadav. The organization presented a memorandum to various officials, alleging that the road alignment has been changed to provide access to a luxury hotel being built by the CM's relatives.
The Sangh claims the project will disrupt the homes of thousands of Sanatanis and the ancient abode of Chhappan Bhagwan Takshak Nag Maharaj. They have proposed six alternative routes, but the project proceeds with a 60-foot-wide road being constructed from Jaisingpura underpass to Chardham Parking, utilizing part of Ashram land.
Ashutosh Acharya, founder of the ashram, has voluntarily donated 4,000 square feet of land for the project, stating it as his contribution to the city's development.
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