Replying to a debate on demand for grant, Khan, in the Assembly, said, the government will fulfill the promises related to road projects and will make Rajasthan a model state in roads.
He in his reply announced to make a pedestrian way on Laxmangarh-Salasar and Ratangarh-Salasar roads to provide a separate walkway for pilgrims going to Salasar Balaji temple.
He informed the House that 10,289 people died in 24,628 road accidents in the state in 2014 and now the government will run a special campaign to create awareness for road safety in all the 9,900 Gram Panchayats in the state.
After the reply, the demands for grants were passed by voice vote.
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