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RpCC Administrator Announces Zero Tolerance Policy for Road Works Corruption

Rangpur City Corporation (RpCC) Administrator Advocate Mahfuz Un Nabi Don has announced a 'zero tolerance' policy against corruption and irregularities in road construction and renovation works.

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Rangpur City Corporation (RpCC) Administrator Advocate Mahfuz Un Nabi Don has announced a 'zero tolerance' policy against corruption and irregularities in road construction and renovation works in the city. He stated that strict measures are being taken to ensure transparent and efficient infrastructure development. Several road projects were inaugurated, including six kilometres of road construction and renovation in Mahiganj and Central Bus Terminal areas, and a one-kilometre reinforced cement concrete (RCC) road to Chikley Park.

Key Projects and Costs

Under the Government Development Assistance Fund project, 1,377 metres of road from Mahiganj Shaheed Minar to Gosaibari will be constructed at a cost of Tk 95.27 lakh, while a 1,340-metre road from Mahiganj Shaheed Minar to Dewantuli via Pirgachha will cost Tk 96.38 lakh. A 4,100-metre section from Central Bus Terminal to Barabari Road is being renovated at a cost of Tk 8.68 crore, and a 1,020-metre RCC road to Chikley Park is being constructed at a cost of Tk 3.58 crore.

Vision for Rangpur

The RpCC administrator emphasized that the city would be developed in a planned manner as an eco-friendly, modern, liveable, and traffic-congestion-free city. He highlighted the priority given to the renovation of dilapidated and major roads to ease the suffering of city residents and make travel safer and more comfortable. The long-awaited modernisation of the road from Jahaj Company intersection to Mahiganj Satmatha intersection has already begun.

Attendees and Support

The inauguration events were attended by RpCC Superintendent Engineer Md Azam Ali, Executive Engineer Md Shamsuzzaman, Rangpur Metropolitan Jatiyatabadi Jubo Dal Member-Secretary Atiqul Islam Lenin, Senior Joint Convener Jahir Alam Nayan, contractor Khairul Kabir Rana, RpCC officials, and leaders and activists of BNP-affiliated organisations.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What is the zero tolerance policy announced by the RpCC Administrator?
The zero tolerance policy announced by RpCC Administrator Advocate Mahfuz Un Nabi Don is aimed at eliminating corruption and irregularities in road construction and renovation works in Rangpur City.
Which road projects were inaugurated under this policy?
Several road projects were inaugurated, including about six kilometres of road construction and renovation in the Mahiganj and Central Bus Terminal areas, and a one-kilometre reinforced cement concrete (RCC) road to Chikley Park.
What are the costs associated with the key road projects?
The costs associated with the key road projects are Tk 95.27 lakh for the 1,377-metre road from Mahiganj Shaheed Minar to Gosaibari, Tk 96.38 lakh for the 1,340-metre road from Mahiganj Shaheed Minar to Dewantuli via Pirgachha, Tk 8.68 crore for the 4,100-metre section from Central Bus Terminal to Barabari Road, and Tk 3.58 crore for the 1,020-metre RCC road to Chikley Park.
What is the vision for Rangpur City under the new policy?
The vision for Rangpur City under the new policy is to develop it as an eco-friendly, modern, liveable, and traffic-congestion-free city with a focus on renovating dilapidated and major roads to improve travel safety and comfort.

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