The Congress unit of Nagaland on Sunday urged the state's governor to constitute a coordination committee comprising representatives of all the departments concerned and contractors to ensure speedy completion of the four-laning of NH-29 that connects the state with Manipur.
Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) president K Therie, in a statement issued here, said the slow pace of the work is causing air pollution, traffic jams and inconvenience to the residents of the houses along the highway.
He said the condition of the road will also reflect the image of Nagaland to the tourists coming to the state to attend the Hornbill Festival, which will commence on December 1.
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