South Karimganj Road Development Survey Marks a New Milestone in Assam’s Rural Connectivity
MLA, South Karimganj Assam Ex Minister, Govt. of Assam||
Ex Parliament Secretary, Govt. of Assam. Siddeque Ahmed recently post Facebook In a major step toward regional development, the Government of Assam today successfully conducted extensive site inspections and survey activities across more than 15 important rural roads within the South Karimganj Legislative Assembly Constituency. These areas were earlier part of the Patharkandi constituency, and have recently been incorporated into South Karimganj under the government’s administrative restructuring initiative.
The field inspection was led under official supervision and included the presence of engineering department officials, prominent social workers, and local residents. The event marked a significant moment for the people of the region — as many of these roads have been long-awaited community demands and part of the area’s long-cherished dream for better connectivity. 👉 Assam Jatiya Parishad expands in North Karimganj with 200 new members
With today’s comprehensive survey and on-ground evaluation, that dream has now moved one step closer to reality. The inspection teams focused on evaluating road conditions, land structure, drainage requirements, and potential alignment for upcoming construction projects.
Expressing optimism, the local leadership stated that construction work for these long-pending rural roads will commence very soon, based on the engineering department’s final survey report. The development of these roads is not merely an improvement in transportation facilities, but a new chapter in the socio-economic transformation of South Karimganj.
The following is a list of the 15 roads surveyed today under this important government initiative:
Ataligao to Kalakauri Road (Revenue Village – Chayabari Part-2)
Achimgaon Anipur PWD Road to East Noyatilla (Revenue Village – Kandigram Part-1)
Dararpar to Mubawra Road (Revenue Village – Muraura)
Ichaganj Bridge to Muraura Road Construction (Revenue Village – Muraura Part-1)
Teghoria PWD Road to Andharigaon via Kakhripar (Revenue Village – Andharigaon)
Laxmipur KGST Road to Satgari PWD Road via Kalartuk (Revenue Villages – Laxmipur/South Keuti)
Syedkhani to North Teghori Road (Revenue Village – Dattapara Part-1)
Balia Phukua PWD Road to Bargul via Dattapara (Revenue Village – Dattapara)
These roads represent some of the most critical routes connecting remote villages to major highways, ensuring improved mobility for residents, traders, and students alike. The new construction projects are expected to significantly enhance connectivity, reduce travel time, and boost local economic activities such as agriculture, trade, and small-scale industries.
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Assam Government Conducts Major Road Survey Across Newly Included South Karimganj Villages
Continuing the extensive inspection drive initiated by the Government of Assam, the second phase of the field survey covered several additional key routes across South Karimganj’s newly included Gaon Panchayat areas. The engineering teams, along with social leaders and local residents, completed a full survey of roads that hold strategic importance for daily commuting, agricultural logistics, and rural market access.
The remaining surveyed roads are as follows: 👉 CM Himanta Biswa Sarma to visit Lakhipur on October for review meet
E&D Embankment (Salepur) to Amala via Kashimpur – (Revenue Village: Dattapara Part-2)
Teghori East E&D Embankment to Bilbari Forest Road – (Revenue Village: Bilbari Part-3)
Molongtilla Bridge to Laskar Bari Road Construction – (Revenue Village: Bilbari Part-2)
E&D Bund to Forest Road via Mokkartal – (Revenue Village: Bilbari Part-1)
Nishchintapur PWD Road to Bhighargul Road – (Revenue Village: Bilbari)
Bethualla Forest Road to Tuker Bazar Sunatula PWD Road – (Revenue Village: Hatirgul Part-1)
Sunatula Forest Road to Aulakandi–Chandpur Connecting Road – (Revenue Village: Hatirgul)
Each of these road projects has been identified based on public demand and administrative necessity, ensuring that every section of the constituency receives balanced infrastructure support. The surveyed roads, when constructed, will bridge multiple revenue villages, linking far-flung habitations with educational institutions, healthcare centers, and local marketplaces.
Officials from the Engineering Department confirmed that detailed reports are now being prepared based on field observations, soil testing, and design feasibility. Once the reports are finalized, tenders will be issued to begin construction work under the Assam State Rural Infrastructure and Connectivity Scheme.
Local leaders have expressed strong hope that this long-awaited initiative will open new doors for the constituency. “The development of these rural roads will not only improve connectivity but will also create employment opportunities, promote small businesses, and enhance accessibility to government welfare services,” said one of the attending representatives.
As Assam continues to push for balanced regional growth, the South Karimganj project stands out as a remarkable example of inclusive development planning. This initiative demonstrates how proactive governance, coupled with community participation, can transform rural infrastructure into a pathway of progress and prosperity.
The people of South Karimganj, who have waited decades for better road connectivity, are now witnessing their dream turn into reality — one road at a time 👉 Ashraful Hassan confirmed as CNF of King Legend Energy Drink in Assam
