Residents halt protests
Barrackpore residents say they are halting protests over the area’s poor road conditions, as the Ministry of Works and Transport yesterday began temporary repairs of potholes in the community.
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Barrackpore residents say they are halting protests over the area’s poor road conditions, as the Ministry of Works and Transport yesterday began temporary repairs of potholes in the community.
Residents of Rees Road, Barrackpore resumed protest action this week after government failed to begin road repairs in their community last week.
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Another broken promise to repair pothole-riddled roads in Barrackpore triggered more fiery protests yesterday.
Barrackpore residents continued protesting on Tuesday, blocking major roads with burning debris and calling on the authorities to fix the roads.