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MP Tai Tagak Highlights Court Cases Hampering Road Projects in Itanagar
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 01:18 PM
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MP Tai Tagak has brought attention to multiple court cases that are delaying the completion of road construction projects in the capital region of Arunachal Pradesh.
MP Tai Tagak, the Member of Parliament from Arunachal Pradesh, has raised concerns about a series of court cases that are stalling key road construction projects in the capital region of Itanagar. The MP highlighted that these legal disputes, involving land acquisition and environmental clearances, are causing significant delays in the completion of critical infrastructure.
The road projects in question are part of a larger effort to improve connectivity between Itanagar and surrounding districts, a move that is expected to boost trade, tourism and access to essential services. However, the ongoing litigations have pushed back timelines and increased project costs.
Tagak urged the state government to expedite the resolution of these cases, suggesting that a faster judicial process or alternative dispute resolution mechanisms could help bring the projects back on track. He also called for greater transparency in the handling of land and environmental issues to prevent future delays.
The MP’s remarks come at a time when the state is keen to complete its infrastructure agenda before the upcoming monsoon season, which often disrupts construction activities. The government has pledged to work closely with the judiciary to ensure that the road projects are completed as soon as possible.
The road projects in question are part of a larger effort to improve connectivity between Itanagar and surrounding districts, a move that is expected to boost trade, tourism and access to essential services. However, the ongoing litigations have pushed back timelines and increased project costs.
Tagak urged the state government to expedite the resolution of these cases, suggesting that a faster judicial process or alternative dispute resolution mechanisms could help bring the projects back on track. He also called for greater transparency in the handling of land and environmental issues to prevent future delays.
The MP’s remarks come at a time when the state is keen to complete its infrastructure agenda before the upcoming monsoon season, which often disrupts construction activities. The government has pledged to work closely with the judiciary to ensure that the road projects are completed as soon as possible.