Hyderpora residents call on Vyas
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, July 12: The residents of Shah Anwar, Gulbahar, Gulberg, Mominabad and Green Park colonies in Hyderpora called on Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA) CEO BB Vyas appealing him to get the colony roads blacktopped at an earliest.
The residents said the drainage work in their Mohallas had been completed adding that the macadamization was pending. They hailed the ERA CEO for giving them a “patient hearing and assuring immediate redressal of their grievances.”
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