PAPO Praises BCC for Akhegwo-Avakhung Road Project
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PAPO Praises BCC for Akhegwo-Avakhung Road Project

The Phokhungri Area Public Organisation (PAPO) has praised Bharat Construction Company (BCC) for the progress and quality of work on the two-lane road project under Package 3, connecting Akhegwo with Avakhung in Nagaland.

PAPO representatives and BCC officials carried out a joint inspection of the ongoing construction on October 30, 2026. Following the inspection, the organisation assessed the overall progress and execution of the project as highly satisfactory.

The organisation said the construction quality, workmanship and implementation of safety measures were commendable. It also noted that the work was being carried out in line with the provisions, specifications and standards set out in the Detailed Project Report (DPR), while progress remained within the stipulated timeframe.

PAPO placed on record its appreciation for the dedication and commitment shown by BCC and its officials in implementing the road infrastructure project. It also acknowledged the company’s support, cooperation and assistance to the public and wider society in various ways during the construction process.

According to the organisation, BCC’s willingness to contribute beyond its contractual obligations reflected a sense of social responsibility and commitment to the welfare and development of the area. PAPO further credited the company with maintaining construction standards, following the approved DPR and pursuing timely execution.

The organisation urged BCC to maintain the same level of quality, safety, workmanship and commitment until the entire project is successfully completed. The inspection and subsequent assessment were presented as an affirmation of the company’s performance on the ongoing road works.

The Phokhungri Area Public Organisation (PAPO) has praised Bharat Construction Company (BCC) for the progress and quality of work on the two-lane road project under Package 3, connecting Akhegwo with Avakhung in Nagaland. PAPO representatives and BCC officials carried out a joint inspection of the ongoing construction on October 30, 2026. Following the inspection, the organisation assessed the overall progress and execution of the project as highly satisfactory. The organisation said the construction quality, workmanship and implementation of safety measures were commendable. It also noted that the work was being carried out in line with the provisions, specifications and standards set out in the Detailed Project Report (DPR), while progress remained within the stipulated timeframe. PAPO placed on record its appreciation for the dedication and commitment shown by BCC and its officials in implementing the road infrastructure project. It also acknowledged the company’s support, cooperation and assistance to the public and wider society in various ways during the construction process. According to the organisation, BCC’s willingness to contribute beyond its contractual obligations reflected a sense of social responsibility and commitment to the welfare and development of the area. PAPO further credited the company with maintaining construction standards, following the approved DPR and pursuing timely execution. The organisation urged BCC to maintain the same level of quality, safety, workmanship and commitment until the entire project is successfully completed. The inspection and subsequent assessment were presented as an affirmation of the company’s performance on the ongoing road works.

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