Patna, Before the Bihar assembly elections, CM Nitish Kumar has given a big gift to the people of 6 districts of the state. The government has approved 12 road and drain construction schemes in 6 districts at a cost of 56 crores.

Path Construction Minister Nitin Naveen gave information about these schemes approved by the Road Construction Department of Bihar Government on Friday. He said that these schemes have been made for both urban and rural areas, which not only include the construction of new roads, but also the work of widening roads, construction of drains and repair of damaged roads.

The schemes have been prepared in such a way that the problem of waterlogging during the rainy season can be dealt with. The districts in which the schemes have been approved include five schemes of Patna, two of Vaishali, two of Motihari and one each of Gopalganj, Saharsa and Muzaffarpur.

The schemes of Patna district include strengthening of road from Hitech Hospital to Balaji Nagar in Danapur-Khagaul Road. Road construction from Lalbabu Market to Rajivnagar Nala via CDA Colony. Road work from Textbook Colony to Adarsh ​​Colony Mor via Baba Chowk. Renovation of road surface of Anisabad Police Colony (Sector A to E). Road construction from Panch Shiv Mandir to Patliputra Sports Complex in Ward No. 34. Widening of link road from Khagaul-Digha Canal Road to Buddha Cancer Center.