MP's Sehore ₹4 Crore Auditorium Develops Cracks Before Completion; Bricks Separate From Columns, Construction Quality Under Scanner
Sehore (Madhya Pradesh): The walls of an under-construction auditorium worth Rs 4 crore have developed cracks. The auditorium, coming up on the premises of the town hall near the bus stand in the city, can accommodate 500 people. The project has stirred up a controversy because of the lack of quality work. At several places, the bricks have separated from the columns and walls have developed…
Sehore in Madhya Pradesh is witnessing controversy surrounding an auditorium being constructed on the town hall premises near the bus stand. The Rs 4 crore project, meant to accommodate 500 people, has developed cracks in its walls, with bricks separating from the columns. This marks the first time such a big auditorium has been built in the city by the civic body.
The agency tasked with the construction has limited experience handling such a significant project, leading to concerns about the quality of work. Complaints have been lodged by locals regarding the use of old materials for the building's foundation. Progress on the project has been slow, and it remains unfinished despite completion being promised last year.
The Assistant Engineer of Nagar Palika, Vaibhav Lowania, intends to request the contractor to rectify the damaged walls and columns of the auditorium.
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