Mohali, Sept. 7 -- Commuters on the Kharar-Landran Road will soon find relief from weeks of traffic snarls, potholes, and waterlogging as repairs on the crucial stretch are set to be completed within the next 20 days. This assurance came from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) officials during a site inspection by deputy commissioner (DC) Komal Mittal on Saturday. The DC noted that the road serves as a vital parallel link to the congested Chandigarh-Kharar highway, connecting Ludhiana and Banur roads. She instructed NHAI to complete the strengthening and repair work without delay. The Kharar Municipal Council has been tasked with ensuring regular de-watering to prevent rainwater from hindering progress. The project is also expected to address long-standing stormwater and sewerage issues in the Shiwalik and nearby residential colonies. In response to the DC's directive, NHAI officials confirmed that their teams are working around the clock to ensure the project's timely completion. Following the inspection, DC Komal Mittal inaugurated a separate Rs.2.09 crore repair and construction project on the Nijjar Chowk-Chhaju Majra road. This road had been in a state of disrepair since sewer and stormwater lines were laid. The DC stated that this stretch, which is a key connector between the Kharar-Landran and Chandigarh-Kharar roads, would be repaired on priority to meet a key demand from residents. Officials present during the inspection and inauguration included ADC (UD) Anmol Singh Dhaliwal, Kharar SDM Divya P, Kharar MC Executive Officer Sukhdev Singh, and senior NHAI officials....