5 crore sanctioned for Murud bypass road work

5 crore sanctioned for Murud bypass road work -Citizens grateful to MLA Dheeraj Deshmukh Latur: State government has recently sanctioned a fund of Rs 5 crore for the work of Murud village bypass road. Congress Latur rural assembly MLA Dheeraj Deshmukh pursuied for the grant of the fund, therefore citizens of Murud thanked to the MLA Deshmukh. Considering the increased congestion on the main highway passing through Murud, the then Chief Minister, Vilasrao Deshmukh had approved the ring road in Murud and a bypass road was constructed. However, due to the poor condition of this road in later times, heavy vehicles are plying on the main road passing through the village. On January 28, 2021, a tractor trolley crashed and a student from Pimpri Amba, killed tragically in the accident. Zilla Parishad member Dilip Nade had informed about to MLA Deshmukh. Taking this notice into consideration, MLA Deshmukh submitted a proposal to the concerned department for strengthening the bypass road and also took the follow up for approval. As a result, state government sanctioned a fund of Rs 5. Zilla Parishad Member Dilip Nade, Sarpanch Abhay Sinha Nade, Deputy Sarpanch Akash Kanse, Shiv Sena District Vice President BN Dongre, Latur District Youth Congress Vice President Dr Dinesh Navgire have thanked to MLA Dheeraj Deshmukh and Public Works Minister Ashok Chavan.

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