The roads leading to the renowned Govindpur Singhara Shaktipeeth temple in the Mahua block of Vaishali district had been in a dilapidated condition for several years. Devotees faced immense difficulties, especially during Navratri and other festivals, due to the poor state of these roads. Even a light rain would cause severe waterlogging on the main routes, making travel through mud and broken surfaces extremely challenging.

Local villagers, including Tantu Singh, Saroj Kumar alias Lala Singh, Bholu Singh, Jigar Suryavanshi, Sanjeet Chaudhary, Monu Singh, Bhola Singh, and Munna Singh, brought this issue to the attention of local MLA and PHED Minister Sanjay Singh. Taking their complaints seriously, Minister Sanjay Singh held a meeting last Sunday with the Chief Engineer of the Rural Works Department and other officials. He instructed them to repair all the dilapidated roads within five days, prioritizing the main route from Kadam Chowk to the temple.

Following the minister's directives, departmental officials promptly took action. They arrived at Govindpur village and first cleared the waterlogged roads using machines. Since Monday afternoon, road repair work has commenced on a war footing with the help of JCB machines and other necessary equipment. The initiation of these repairs has brought joy to local residents and devotees, who believe that improved roads will facilitate easier access to the temple and alleviate their long-standing travel woes.