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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli laid the foundation stone of 64 road black paper schemes in eight districts of Madhesh province on Sunday. He laid the digital foundation stone of all 64 roads simultaneously from Mahendra Narayan Nidhi Mithila Sanskriti Bhavan in Janakpur.
The Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development of the Madhesh Government has allocated 12.7 billion budget for the construction of 320 kilometers of black roads in all the state assembly constituencies under the multi-year plan. The roads selected by the provincial parliamentarians of the respective constituencies are going to be paved.
Acting Secretary of the Ministry Sanjay Prasad Sah informed that black paper roads will be constructed in 64 constituencies under the One Constituency One Road scheme. According to him, 320 kilometers of black paper roads will be built in 64 constituencies of Madhesh Pradesh Assembly in three years.
The former Chief Minister of Madhesh, Lal Babu Rawat, led the government earlier, under the One Constituency One Paved Road scheme, started to build one black paper road in each constituency.
