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The work on the Nagadhunga-Sisnekhola tunnel, which has been stalled since March 3, has been restarted under police protection from Sunday.
Sanjay Panthi, senior divisional engineer of the project, said that after 28 days, the work of the tunnel has resumed under the protection of the Nepal Police.
The residents of Chandragiri Municipality-2 Tutipakha, which is located on the border of Kathmandu and Dhading of the tunnel, have been protesting against the lack of water supply, employment and compensation and obstructing the work of the tunnel.
Even today they shouted slogans at the mouth of the tunnel. At the same time, police spokesperson DIG Dinesh Kumar Acharya said that Thankot police arrested 6 people who obstructed the project site.
The locals have been putting forward the demand that the ongoing programs or projects should be carried out through the project or should be carried out through the road department.
Work was underway to bring the tunnel into operation by October 2082. But in the meantime, the problem has been caused by the locals obstructing the work. Currently, lighting, ventilation, construction of concrete road inside the tunnel are in the final stage.
