Kimathanka residents complain of neglect ahead of elections
Summary
Residents of Kimathanka in Sankhuwasabha district lament neglect ahead of March 5 elections, demanding road access, electricity, and market facilities while observing development across the nearby Tibetan border.
Key Points
- Kimathanka residents complain that no major election candidates have visited their remote settlement ahead of the March 5 polls.
- The area lacks road access, reliable electricity, and proper market facilities, causing residents to rely on markets across the border in Tibet.
- Delays in the Kimathanka-Khandbari road project have hindered connectivity and development despite substantial public spending in Sankhuwasabha district.
- Locals hope the upcoming election will bring tangible development improvements, including motorable roads and better living conditions.
