In a representation submitted to the chief minister yesterday, NCSU President Pele Khezhie and General Secretary John Kath alleged that of late the BRTF had not been performing well as expected while Border Road Organisation (BRO) had not been able to maintain the national highway in Nagaland particularly NH-29, also known as Dimapur to Imphal road.
NCSU also alleged that the technical layout of the road surfaces by BRO was not suitable to hilly terrain in the state as the roads were tapered in the middle portion inviting water logging.
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