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Mangalore: Rs 8 crore for construction of road at court complex

  •   Tue, Feb 04 2014 12:28:37 PM

Mangalore: Rs 8 crore for construction of road at court complex

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (EP)

Mangalore, Feb 4: MLA J R Lobo on Monday February 3 announced a sum of Rs 8 crore for the construction of a road to the new building of the district court complex.

He made the announcement after inspecting the ongoing work on the building and the road at the Mangalore court campus.  He held discussions with the district judge regarding the pros and cons of the work in the presence of lawyers.

During his earlier visit, the lawyers' association had requested him to obtain suitable aid from the government to build a road.  The MLA said he had acted on their request and was able get an amount of Rs 8 crore for the road.

The MLA asked the city corporation, PWD and other government officials to complete the work within the next three days and clean the surroundings.

Advocates P Ashok Ariga, Kallige Taranath Shetty, M P Noronha, Varada Raj, Vinay Raj, A C Jayaraj, Sundar Parappadi, Vinaya Kumar, Vittala Rai, Narayana Poojary and other senior lawyers were present.

The MLA asked the PWD engineer to speak to the president of Advocate’s Association P Ashok Ariga regarding the construction of Advocates' Bhavan and to start work on it.
  

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  • kala, mysore

    Wed, Feb 05 2014

    We have to really congratulate J.R.Lobo because, without scope for broad road fire clearance would not be granted and without fire clearance, building cannot be occupied. Such a huge grant made it possible for inauguration of court building. Courts were functioning at different places in small rooms causing inconvenience to the general public. Entire legal fraternity is grateful to J.R.Lobo

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Feb 05 2014

    If you all are planning of construction of road anywhere,I just beg you,to plan one pedestrian's path so that in future poor pedestrians can walk on without any fear .and no buses ,cars,or rickshaws dash them.

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  • KARTHIK SHENOY, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 04 2014

    All credits should go to AC Vinayaraj, Corporator of Court ward. We have personally seen him involved himself in the development works of his ward. Thanks to Lobo Sir for supporting such development works in Mangalore.

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  • Austin Peres, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 04 2014

    Its only one of the many achievements of Mr J.R.Lobo after being elected as an MLA. Mr Lobo has got sanctioned so many projects in Mangalore and very soon Mangaloreans will witness a sea of change. He not only speaks, but acts and ensures that the works are completed. An Administrator and Politician combined personality in Mr Lobo is a blessing for Mangalore.

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  • marol, udupi

    Tue, Feb 04 2014

    The concerned people should utilize all the amount for which it has been given and build strong, broad and good road. It is the public money and should be used for giving good infrastructure for the public. Proper planning and effective ution is the need of the hour. Thank you and God bless each one of us.

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  • George A. Borromeo, Angelore, Mangalore, India

    Tue, Feb 04 2014

    We see only one set of Advocates (Congress)barring Ivan, however BJP and JDS are missing from the scene, is it dayaadi matsara!!

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