Gadkari vows mass blacklisting of contractors over highway delays and poor work

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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday expressed strong displeasure over delays and substandard execution in infrastructure projects. He stated his intent to 'set a record' by blacklisting the highest number of contractors found responsible for such failures. Gadkari also indicated that government officials accountable for poor project oversight would face suspension. The minister admitted feeling ashamed over the state of highway delays, signaling a tougher accountability drive in the infrastructure sector.

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