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UCA Demands Repairs of Vamanjoor-Nantoor Stretch - Officials Respond

  •   Tue, Oct 26 2010 12:32:31 PM

UCA Demands Repairs of Vamanjoor-Nantoor Stretch - Officials Respond

Pics: Spoorthi Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SB)

Mangalore, Oct 26: The members of United Christian's Association (UCA) under the leadership of president Alban Menezes held a rasta roko at the Kulshekar-Kaikamba junction here on Tuesday October 26 from 9.45 am protesting the bad condition of road from Vamanjoor to Nantoor.

The protestors lamented that despite several memorandums to the district administration, Mangalore City Corporation (MCC) and other authorities concerned in this regard, none have heeded to the request. They demanded to take up the repairs of the stretch with immediate effect.



Alwyn Pais, office-bearer, UCA said that the organization's plea to the deputy commissioner, MCC and  National Highway Authorities among others have not yielded any result. The Vamanjoor-Nantoor stretch has been highly unmotorable with several potholes. The vehicle plyers are having a terrible experience commuting the stretch, he said.

UCA office-bearers Jeevan Vas, Marceline, Joe Rego, Vincent D'Cunha and Ignatius among others were present.

Authorities Concerned Respond

Pais informed that in response to the rasta roko held by UCA, the authorities concerned have taken up repairs of the stretch from 11.00 am onwards.
  

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  • prajwal, MANGALORE/ U.K

    Thu, Oct 28 2010

    its about time some action is been taken!! Keep up the good work UCA !!

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  • Neeraj, Mangalore/Bengalore

    Wed, Oct 27 2010

    Mr Madhava, I am not supporting any parties... Just commented to know you that couple of people were commenting like the road work should be taken up by Karnataka Govt. Thats the reason y I had commented... I feel good that people from kulshekad did their best. Really thats appreciable. And All Political parties in india are one and the same. Infront of us fighting like anything and behind the screens they are one & the same.

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  • Madhava Nayak, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 27 2010

    It seems like Mr. Neeraj has great dissappointment in Mr. Oscar Fernandes. The Mangalore Udupi Highway is in the similar state for over so many years now. It was same in the reign of BJP Congress UPA and all other coalition governments. It is not necessary to be an educated person to know whose responsiblity it is. There were protests over its state every year. Mr Neeraj Please enlighten us to how and who will bell the cat?

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  • Neeraj Fernandes, Mangalore/ Bengalore

    Wed, Oct 27 2010

    Mr Madhav Nayak... You may be aware that the Vamanjoor Route is National Highway... and for a literated person i hope I should nt need to tell that the work of National Highway should be taken up by Central Govt. What Mr. Oscar Fernades from Udupi is doing... Leave about Roads of Mangalore.. Consider Mangalore Udupi road only... How is it... Great Oscar.. He does know only to go for Function and dont bother about Roads or the Civilian.

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  • Neeraj Fernandes, Mangalore/ Bengalore

    Wed, Oct 27 2010

    Ashraf, You may be aware that the Vamanjoor Route is National Highway... and for a literated person i hope I should nt need to tell that the work of National Highway should be taken up by Central Govt. What Mr. Oscar Fernades from Udupi is doing... Leave about Roads of Mangalore.. Consider Mangalore Udupi road only... How is it... Great Oscar.. He does know only to go for Function and dont bother about Roads or the Civilian.

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  • jeevan d'souza, kulshekar/AFGHANISTAN

    Wed, Oct 27 2010

    well done guys.. keep it up......

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  • khalid bakhar, mangalore kuwait

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Who has time to see the condition of the road.... Politicians are busy in buying and selling of MLA's... This road condition will remain same till the next election.

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  • Clara Lewis, kemmannu/Tallur/Dubai

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Good work Well done UCA, we need more and more such associations in our midest.

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  • Kevin, Dubai

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Well said prescilla!!! 100% true. now he is in delhi trying to avoid mangalore. thank you eric bab for saving trees and ruining the roads in mangalore.

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  • sanjay, mangalore

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    well done guys keep up your good work i am with u always.

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  • Tom Cat , Mangalore/ Saudi Arabia

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    The corporaters in Mangalore are busy, or they are plain stupid parasites,one can see every part of mangalore is in disarray, the storm drains are filled with dirt, Roads are not maintained.

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  • Pinto, kulskekar.

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    MISSION ACCOMPLISHED !! great job Uncle jeevan , alban , oscar and evey1 else tht i can see in the pics.. we all are sick and tired of the never ending "fly over " construction and bad roads there . our mutual support will always be there with u all .thank u all .

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  • Vincent Mascarenhas, Moodbidri

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Good work done by United Christian's Association (UCA). CONGRATS!!! and all the very best.

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  • Prescilla Alvares, Karama Dubai

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Great move, Eric Baaab should be there,in valencia because of him road work stopped.during this time he should be in mangalore not in Dubai.all the trees are waiting for him.

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  • Stalin pinto, udupi

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    You are Right Ancil. Our Christian brothers doing only politics inside the Church. They dont want imporovement of the society. Hatsup To UCA you have done great job. People should join this type of associaiton more and more.

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  • GK, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Good ! that your voice is heard. Hope the same happens tomorrow also. These ministers travel in flights and helicopters.. they are least bothered about the common people. They fight only for ministerial seats, never for the cause of people... ! Sad to know... people are not given what is rightfully theirs, they have to fight for it ... should we pay taxes to suffer ?

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  • Jyothi Martis, Kulshekar Chowki/England

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Thank you, Alban & Jeevan, all other office bearers & all local supporters. I really appreciate your leadership towards this cause. I have never seen the state of our road from kulshekar to Nanthoor so much worse as I have seen it this year, I have been ever so worried each time I travelled via Kulshekar & today I feel really happy & proud of everyone fought for this cause. This was the urgent essential job needed doing to make our living easy & it is getting done finally. Well done!!
    Jyothi Martis, Kulshekar Chowki/ England.

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  • Christopher Roshan Lobo, Kulshekar/ bahrain

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Well done UCA. Hope the roads will last for at least a year after the repair.

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  • vincy, shamboor/Bangkok

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    All the roads can be given attention by this kind of Roko,but the police should support us.There should not be political intervention.

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  • steve, Sharjah.

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Only communal protest will draw much response otherwise our people are lethargic like the current state government which is busy at home making business. Otherwise like a guy in the column soon he will appear without invitee as he hear RSS and VHP and calls others pseudo. (You know who is he)Guest

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  • ali Kalpane, Kulshekar

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    I wrote a very lengthy coments on this article, may be due to mistake while forwarding to Daiji it has not published.
    Any way my sincere thanks to UCA.
    You done a very good job guys.
    Repairing roads are not enough they should construct new road like what they did in other part of the city.
    Keep some stones beside , we can use when these dirty politicians and corrupt officials drive thru this road.
    Again Jai ho UCA. You need entire residence support.

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  • John Vas, Kulshekar/Dubai

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    WELL DONE, Continue protest same way for every cause of irresponsible politicians/govt. servants action so that our work will be done. Presently they understand only this kind of language hence implement on regular basis, so that people drive and reach safely their homes.

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  • M Ashraf , Mangalore / Dubai

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Who has time to see the condition of the road.... Politicians are busy in buying and selling of MLA's... This road condition will remain same till the next election.

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  • abdul latif, Bajpe

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Very good move.

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  • kiran, kulshekar

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    well done guys ... keep it up uca .pls come up with some more such good deeds

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  • kannadiga, mangalore/dubai

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Gentlemen,
    This is not enough, I read elsewhere yesterday, one of the Govt official/s were had pooja by chapples, the officials respond quickly...pull out these officials and politicians and show them their place...

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  • Madava Nayak, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    This is the fastest development of Cammunal Nagesh mamus BJP Govt. I think the more roads damaged the more achivement of his party.

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  • g.pinto, kulshekar,mangalore

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    goodthing at last ur association realsed the need for protest against the inaction of the govt splly the city corporation. where is our corporators?.we the mangalorean people splly our community people r very poor in protesting but some of our so called leaders r very much eager stand before the media for photos for publicity purpose. we need leaders like ue association. keep it up... we something more than this....

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  • Kateel ramesh Prabhu, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Henceforth in every place similar kind of protests requires to be conducted to get the roads repaired.In Nandalike-Karkala road repair work is started after villagers resorted to protests blocking the road completely.

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  • ancil, mangalore/bahrain

    Tue, Oct 26 2010

    Really great Jeevan uncle for the intrest you have taken towards this cause.
    My dear Christian brothers and sisters where are you all these days.
    When something happens only in your locality you will be seen. Why are we not interested to work for the society and support someone who takes leadership. Think !!!

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