Remove ad just read news Construction of road to reach Bhumiya Temple in Gurugram begins, devotees will get relief. The construction of the new road leading to the temple will be started soon. …read more The problems of the devotees visiting the Bhumiya temple in Ullawas will be solved. Jagran Correspondent, Gurugram. The problems of the devotees visiting the Bhumiya temple in Ullavas will be solved. The construction of a new road here will start soon. Sector 15 ward councilor Bharti Manish Harsana laid the foundation stone for the construction of the road by breaking a coconut on Wednesday. Villagers told that the one and a half kilometer road leading from Dhani Nangli Umarpur of Ullawas to the Bhumiya temple was in a dilapidated condition for many years. Bhumiya Temple built in Dhani Nangli Umarpur is an ancient temple. People’s faith is attached to this temple, hence hundreds of devotees come here to have darshan, but due to the broken road to the temple, the devotees face a lot of trouble. Remove advertisement Read only news The villagers demanded the construction of the road from the ward councilor and the mayor. This issue was raised several times even during the election. On the demand of the villagers, the district administration gave the green signal for the construction of the road. The foundation of road construction work was laid on Wednesday. Councilor Bharti Manish Harsana said that the construction of the one and a half kilometer road from Dhani Nangli Umarpur of Ullavas to Bhumiya temple will cost Rs 1 crore 20 lakh. After the foundation stone laying, the road construction work has started and soon the people coming through this route will get relief. On the occasion of the foundation stone laying, state president of BJP Mazdoor Morcha Satish Nagar, councilor man BJP leader Manish Harsana, Sachin Tanwar, Rohit Gurjar, district secretary Yuva Morcha Mahanagar Sunil Ullawas, Rahul Pradhan and villagers were present.