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Public Funds Allegedly Misused: Lumding Civil Hospital Infrastructure in Shambles Lumding, Assam: Serious allegations of misuse of public funds have surfaced regarding the condition of Lumding Civil Hospital, raising concerns over healthcare infrastructure and administrative accountability. Despite repeated allocations of government funds for development and renovation, the hospital today presents a picture of neglect, poor construction quality, and lack of basic medical facilities. Cracks have appeared across the hospital building, walls are damaged, and ceilings show visible signs of deterioration. Locals and patients allege that low-quality construction materials were used during renovation and repair works, resulting in rapid damage within a short period. Several sections of the hospital appear unsafe for patients and staff alike. Patients visiting the hospital complain about the absence of essential facilities. There is inadequate water supply, unhygienic surroundings, shortage of functional toilets, and poor sanitation. Many wards lack proper beds, medical equipment, and regular maintenance, forcing patients—especially those from economically weaker sections—to suffer silently. Healthcare workers, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that they are compelled to work in difficult conditions without sufficient infrastructure, which directly affects patient care. “The hospital looks developed on paper, but the reality is completely different,” one staff member stated. Residents of Lumding have expressed anger and disappointment, questioning how government funds meant for public health could result in such poor outcomes. They are demanding a high-level inquiry into the construction work, expenditure details, and accountability of contractors and officials involved. Social activists and local citizens have urged the district administration and state health department to conduct an immediate inspection of Lumding Civil Hospital, ensure transparency in fund utilization, and take strict action against those responsible if irregularities are found. As Lumding Civil Hospital serves thousands of people from nearby rural and urban areas, the present condition not only reflects alleged financial mismanagement but also poses a serious threat to public health and safety. Authorities are yet to issue an official response to these allegations. Himanta Biswa Sarma President of India Narendra Modi CMO Assam Aboyob Bhuyan Hojai District Administration Dilip Saikia Nirmala Sitharaman Nitin Gadkari BJP Assam Pradesh PMO India Atanu Bhuyan Ashwini Vaishnaw Parthajit Kalita

➡️ ৰাজ্যৰ ৰাজনীতিত ডাঙৰ পৰিবর্তন। ২২ ফেব্ৰুৱাৰীত আনুষ্ঠানিকভাৱে ভূপেন বৰায়ে যোগদান কৰিব ভাৰতীয় জনতা পাৰ্টিত। ➡️ মুখ্যমন্ত্ৰী হিমন্ত বিশ্ব শৰ্মাই ভূপেন বৰাক কাষত বহুৱাই এই ঘোষণাটো কৰে। ➡️ এই ঘটনাই ৰাজ্যৰ ৰাজনৈতিক মহলত তীব্ৰ প্ৰতিক্ৰিয়া সৃষ্টি কৰিছে। ➡️ ভূপেন বৰাৰ এই সিদ্ধান্তই অসম ৰাজনীতিত নতুন সমীকৰণ সৃষ্টি কৰিব বুলি ৰাজনৈতিক বিশ্লেষকসকলৰ মত

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LUMDING ROADS TURN INTO “DEATH TRAPS”: QUESTIONS RAISED OVER SCIENTIFIC STANDARDS AND USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS Lumding, Assam: Serious concerns are being raised by residents over the deteriorating condition of roads across Lumding, with many alleging that basic scientific construction guidelines and government engineering standards have not been followed. What should have been durable public infrastructure is now being described by locals as a network of “death traps” posing daily risks to commuters, school children, patients, and workers. Roads Without Engineering Standards? According to public works norms, road construction must follow proper technical procedures—soil testing, adequate drainage design, layered compaction, quality bitumen or concrete mix, and load-bearing calculations. However, several stretches in Lumding show signs of: Uneven surfaces and rapid pothole formation Absence of proper side drainage Waterlogging after light rainfall Cracked and sinking road layers within months of construction Civil engineering experts state that such failures usually indicate either poor material quality, lack of compaction, or non-compliance with Public Works Department (PWD) specifications. Public Safety at Risk Residents report frequent bike skids, vehicle damage, and near-miss accidents. Ambulances and emergency vehicles are forced to slow down drastically, increasing response time. During the monsoon, mud-filled stretches become almost impassable, severely affecting patients, students, and daily wage workers. Local shopkeepers and commuters allege that the condition of the roads is not only an inconvenience but a direct threat to human life. Allegations of Fund Misuse Citizens have also questioned whether allocated government funds were fully utilised for quality construction. Allegations include: Work awarded without proper technical oversight Contractors lacking professional engineering competence Use of substandard materials No visible quality monitoring during construction Residents are demanding transparency in tender processes, work orders, material testing reports, and completion certificates. Demand for Technical Audit Public voices are now calling for: An independent technical audit of all recently constructed roads Disclosure of project budgets and expenditure details Accountability for contractors and supervising engineers Reconstruction of failed roads as per Indian Roads Congress (IRC) and PWD standards Need for Scientific Road Building Road construction is not just a contract—it is a scientific process involving geotechnical study, proper gradient design, water management, and load durability planning. Failure to follow these standards leads to exactly the kind of rapid damage currently seen in Lumding. Conclusion The people of Lumding are not asking for luxury infrastructure; they are demanding safe, scientifically built roads that justify the public money spent. With rising accident risks and growing public anger, the issue now requires immediate attention from the district administration, the Public Works Department, and state authorities. Himanta Biswa Sarma CMO Assam Narendra Modi PMO India President of India Hojai District Administration Atanu Bhuyan Aboyob Bhuyan Dilip Saikia BJP Assam Pradesh Hojai Police Ravindra Raju Pijush Hazarika Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) The truth. Nirmala Sitharaman