YINGKIONG, Sep 14: The Deputy Commissioner of Upper Siang, Sri Talo Jerang, conducted a surprise inspection of the ongoing construction work on the Panggo – Jorging Defence Road, a strategically important project aimed at improving connectivity to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) under Migging Circle, Upper Siang District.
Panggo village, located 120 km from the District Headquarters at Yingkiong, is a key point along this defence road route. The road, being constructed by NHIDCL through an EPC Contractor, has a total length of 82 km, divided into Phase-I (40 km) and Phase-II (42 km). Construction in Phase-I started on 26th January 2025, and in the first 8 months, 14 km of Formation Cutting (FC) work has been completed. In addition, Boulder Wall (B/Wall), Retaining Wall (R/Wall), Gabion Wall, and Sub-Grade works are progressing satisfactorily.
During the surprise visit, the DC inspected various construction sites and emphasised the critical importance of maintaining high quality and adhering to project timelines. He directed NHIDCL and the EPC Contractor to continue their dedicated efforts and expressed his appreciation for the progress achieved so far by the workers and officials.
This strategic defence road is a crucial infrastructure project that will enhance border security and facilitate socio-economic development in this remote border region. DIPRO

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