Decades-Old Dream Road Connects Sauhda Farudi to Cremation Ground
The road that has been spoken about for more than seventy years is now taking shape in Sauhda Farudi.
Besides providing everyday mobility for the 60-70 families living in the village, the pavement creates a reliable route to the community’s cremation ground, a site important for cultural rites.
Residents said the previous concrete path was so cracked that walking was hazardous, and emergency vehicles could not reach the area.
By laying a solid two-kilometre surface, the project will ensure that health workers, school buses, and traders can move safely.
The SC-ST settlement that borders the village will also benefit from better connectivity to markets and government offices.
Community leader Arun Sharma noted that the MLA’s decision to fund the work from his own resources signals a new level of accountability.
With construction already underway, locals are hopeful that the road will be completed promptly, removing a historic obstacle and paving the way for future development.
