Puttur: Trucks on Shiradi Ghat road - minister Revanna assures MP Nalin


Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Oct 25: Dakshina Kannada Member of Parliament (MP), Nalin Kumar Kateel, said that as per the demand of lorry drivers and owners, he had discussed the matter of allowing movement of trucks on Shiradi Ghat stretch of national highway 75 with the PWD minister, H D Revanna, and deputy commissioner of Dakshina Kannada district. He said that H D Revanna has promised to check the facts and take suitable measures accordingly.

Kateel said that during the interaction he had with the deputy commissioner, he had brought to the notice of the latter about problems being faced by truck drivers because of ban placed on truck movement on Shiradi Ghat road. He added that the officer has responded positively. "A delegation of lorry drivers will meet the deputy commissioner on Thursday. As a whole, permission for movement of trucks on Shiradi ghat road will be obtained shortly," he explained.

Shiradi Ghat stretch of national highway 75 had been closed for concreting work since January this year. Thereafter, light vehicles have been allowed to move on this road. As trucks have not yet been allowed to use this road, lorry owners and drivers are facing extreme problems. A delegation of truck drivers led by Malnad Janahita Rakshana Vedike had met MP, Nalin Kumar Kateel, on Tuesday and handed over a memorandum in this regard.

  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    This is called Commitment ...

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  • Rao, Udupi

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    Better to keep the trucks away from Shiradi till the road is fully fit. Otherwise road will be jammed and all vehicles have to wait for hours together.
    Better to keep the truck ban atleast during night when most of the bangalore buses are moving and traffic will be heavy.

    Charmadi situation was worst when all were using the route when Shiradi was closed.

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  • Arun, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    Nalin and Revenna both are same category no difference Annadi Joodi number one

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    If the state PWD minister is the final authority to decide the plying of vehicles why ppl should blame MP /Central Govt or NH authority?.

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  • Narendra Kumar, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    As usual we have a useless M.P.
    Dharti pe bhoj.
    The most educated lot of D.K and Mangalore districts have elected their useless, unpad M.P's.
    Good for nothing.
    Waste of tax payer's money!

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  • GD, Udupi

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    This MP picks any issue which is being worked on. However, never talks about pumpwell flyover.

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  • abdul, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 25 2018

    hi nalin anna...
    you just travel in nelyadi ghat.. then u will know that lorry should go in nelyadi ghar or not...
    without lorrys/trucks.. the ghat getting jam daily.. if trucks are allowded then more problem arises....

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