CM inaugurates Sub-Tehsil Office building at Bihru marking a major boost to public services

SHIMLA 24 October, 2026

Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu today virtually inaugurated, the newly constructed Sub-Tehsil Office building at Bihru in the Kutlehar Assembly constituency of Una district from Shimla today. The building has been constructed at a cost of Rs. 2.47 crore.
Congratulating the residents of the area on the inauguration of newly constructed building, the Chief Minister said it would facilitate the access to revenue related services and enable local residents to get their official work done more conveniently. He said the building had been completed through the sustained efforts of local MLA Vivek Sharma, who remained committed to addressing the concerns of the people and ensuring that their work was carried out.
Highlighting the ongoing development works in the Kutlehar Assembly constituency, The Chief Minister said the state government had sanctioned Rs. 5 crore for the construction of a bridge between Matiyana and Bangana. In addition, the Turkal-Panga drinking water supply scheme was being implemented at a cost of Rs. 15 crore.
He said the state government had also taken significant steps to strengthen road infrastructure in the area. These included the sanctioning of Rs. 8.36 crore for the Lathiani-Kodra road, Rs. 12 crore for the strengthening of the Bangana-Shantla road and Rs. 13 crore for the construction of the Hatli-Talpi road.
The Chief Minister said the state government was committed to the overall development of the Kutlehar Assembly constituency and was providing all possible assistance to expedite development projects in accordance with the needs of the region.
On the occasion, local MLA Vivek Sharma expressed his gratitude to the Chief Minister for extending these development benefits to the constituency. He said the Chief Minister was sensitive to the demands and concerns of the people of Kutlehar and was making efforts to address them with utmost dedication. He said that there was no shortage of funds for the development of the area and thanked the Chief Minister for his continued support.
On the occasion Speaker HP Vidhan Sabha Assembly Kuldeep Singh Pathania, Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi, Vice-Chairman State Planning Commission Bhawani Singh Pathania, Advocate General Anup Rattan and other dignitaries were present in Shimla.